Painted Horse
Detailed Description
The northern end of Isla Isabela in the Galapagos looks like a seahorse with warts—with an eye painted in the ancient Egyptian style. The island was formed by the merger of six volcanoes. Wolf Volcano is the prominent one in the center; Ecuador Volcano is the one that forms the seahorse’s mouth. Past volcanic flows radiate from the large craters.
- Collection: Earth as Art 5
- Source: ASTER
- Download: JPG TIF
Sources/Usage
Public Domain.