It all falls under “international waters,” meaning it belongs to no one and everyone. But if you find an island out there that no one has claimed, it’s yours for the taking, although with satellite technology, the chance of happening across uncharted land is exceedingly unlikely.

Read on for a checklist of 12 amazing animals to keep an eye out for during a Galapagos cruise.

• Sea Lions.
• Frigatebirds.
• Land Iguanas.
• Sally Lightfoot Crabs.
• Green Turtles.
• Galapagos Penguins.
• Darwin’s Finches.
• Waved Albatrosses.

• The variety of mammal species in the Galapagos Islands is rather limited, as is typical for most islands located far from mainland continents.
• SEA LIONS.
• FUR SEALS.
• RICE RATS.
• BATS.
• DOLPHINS and WHALES.

Deserted islands tend to have vegetation but few if any animals (mostly fish and birds), for the obvious reason that it’s harder for land animals to get to deserted islands. For example, the only pre-human settlement mammal on Hawai’i was a bat.

According to the Gateway to South America, Bolivia is the country where you find the cheapest land per acre in the world because of its low development level. Residential property in Bolivia is much cheaper than most South American parts….1. Bolivia.

• Greece. Price-to-income index: 2.83.
• Finland. Price-to-income index: -1.22.
• Portugal. Price-to-income index: -4.97.
• Switzerland. Price-to-income index: -5.13.
• Ireland. Price-to-income index: -8.16.
• USA. Price-to-income index: -9.84.
• Germany. Price-to-income index: -15.78.
• Japan. Price-to-income index: -38.44.

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• Birgu, Malta.
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• Tuscany, Italy.
• Ghent, Belgium.
• Gotland, Visby, Sweden.
• Mykonos, Greece.
• London, England.
• San Francisco, USA.