The Magnificent Humpback Whale

By Charles Darwin. 15th September 1835

Here is a puzzle for you!

Day one

I just stepped foot on the Galapagos islands and I am already in love with it. I am studying some new wild life and plants. Some of the plants and wild life I have never seen before. I have discovered a new species of baleen whale that I will call a humpback whale because of the humps on it's back. I will study it some more tomorrow. Good night.

Day two

I am back to studying the whale I found yesterday but I have also found some finches that are bigger than the ones in England. | think they have adapted to the climate and what's around them. Lets now get back to the humpback whale. I saw that it was around 12-16 m,(39-52 ft.) I also estimated that it was 25-30 metric tons.

That is it from me for today, goodbye!

Also here is where the galapagos islands are copy and paste:

https://www.google.co.uk/maps/place/Galapagos+Islands/@0,-90.5087548,15z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m4!3m3!1s0x9aaad3332b33554b:0xfb5976e9a8b0358b!8m1!4d-90.5