Join host Griffin Rowe on an extraordinary voyage to the Galapagos Islands, where volcanic landscapes birthed evolutionary science. From Darwin's observations aboard the HMS Beagle to modern researchers witnessing real-time adaptation, discover how these Pacific islands transformed our understanding of life and where evolution continues to unfold.

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Griffin Rowe explores how Princeton researchers Peter and Rosemary Grant spent forty years on Daphne Major documenting evolution in real time. Their measurements proved natural selection reshapes finch populations within generations and revealed a hybrid lineage becoming a new species in decades.

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Griffin Rowe explores how volcanic eruptions created the Galápagos Islands, transforming barren rock into evolution's laboratory. Discover how geology shaped Darwin's finches, marine iguanas, and giant tortoises, revealing adaptive radiation and fundamentally changing our understanding of life.

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Join AI host Griffin Rowe exploring Charles Darwin's five weeks in the Galapagos Islands in 1835. Discover how a seasick geologist navigated volcanic landscapes, threw iguanas into the ocean, and stumbled upon evolutionary insights that would reshape humanity's understanding of life.

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