Darwin’s Arch, off the coast of the Galapagos Islands, has collapsed due to erosion

Darwin’s Pillars encounter| A 12-meter whale shark ascending from the depths at Darwin Arch. A Galápagos shark attempted to prey on the remoras attached to her skin. The whale shark’s dorsal fin shows a healed juvenile injury, where the dorsal fin developed an arched deformation that now functions as a structural refuge, increasing remora protection. A remarkable example of ecological interactions and resilience in megafauna #galapagosdiveguide #adventures #ocean #divingwithsharks #scubadivers #

Darwin's Arch Collapses

A geological feature called the 'Double Arch' in southern Utah has collapsed

Ikon Batuan Galapagos, Darwin's Arch Runtuh Dimakan Erosi

Darwin's Arch collapses! Featured in the film #Sharkwater, Darwin’s Arch is SE of Darwin Island in the Galapagos and the M/Y Sharkwater ship was near the site. Rob is pictured here in front of the arch in a funny outtake from the film. Galapagos was one of Rob Stewart's favorite places in the world, and the collapse of this majestic and beautiful bridge-like formation is a tragic loss. Sharks found in the waters surrounding Darwin's Arch include hammerheads (Rob's favorite sharks), whale sharks,