Galapagos Outtakes, 1940s

This 1940s travelogue outtake reel captures unpolished moments from the Galapagos Islands, likely shot in Kodachrome or black-and-white. Expect shaky pans of volcanic landscapes, marine iguanas basking, and sea lions lounging, with fleeting glimpses of tortoises or blue-footed boobies. Filmed by an amateur or documentarian like Julien Bryan, it skips narration for raw, silent snippets—boats bobbing, waves crashing, or crew adjusting gear—offering an unfiltered peek at the archipelago’s wild allure.