VOICED : Ecuador crea corredor marino con Costa Rica para proteger fauna migratoria

Ecuador has established a new marine reserve called Hermandad, covering 60,000 square kilometers, to protect migratory species in the Galápagos. This reserve connects with Costa Rica's protected area, Los Cocos, and is part of a larger plan to unify with Colombia's Malpelo and Panama's Coiba reserves. This unification will create the world's largest biological corridor, offering a fishing-free zone of over 500,000 square kilometers. The Galápagos reserve, which inspired Charles Darwin's theory of evolution, is the second largest in the world, home to 2,900 marine species.

What is the name of the new marine reserve created in the Galápagos?

• Los Cocos

• Hermandad

• Malpelo

• Coiba

Which countries' protected areas are planned to be unified with the Galápagos reserve?

• Costa Rica and Panama

• Colombia and Panama

• Costa Rica and Colombia

• Ecuador and Panama

What is the main purpose of creating a fishing-free zone in the Galápagos?

• To increase fish population

• To protect migratory species

• To support local fishermen

• To promote tourism

Which naturalist's theory was influenced by the Galápagos reserve?

• Galileo Galilei

• Charles Darwin

• Albert Einstein

• Isaac Newton

How many marine species are found in the Galápagos reserve?

• 1,500

• 2,900

• 3,500

• 4,200