The famous Galapagos rock formation Darwin’s Arch has collapsed into the sea. Rosario Alvarez, director of the MigraMar ocean research organization, told Storyful she believed she and her team were “the last to see the arch before its collapse.” Ecuador’s environment ministry has said it fell due to “natural erosion”. | Newsweek

The top of the iconic Darwin’s arch in the Galapagos Islands crumbled into the Pacific Ocean from natural erosion. | HuffPost

The famed Darwin's Arch in the Galapagos Islands has lost its top, and officials are blaming natural erosion. The collapse was reported on Monday by the Ecuadorian Environment Ministry. https://cbsn.ws/3v6lBdt | CBS Sunday Morning

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,

26K views · 181 reactions | A world-famous natural rock formation in the Galapagos Islands known as 'Darwin's Arch' has collapsed. Ecuador's environmental ministry is blaming natural erosion saying it was only a matter of time. The archway was a popular destination for divers and tourists thankfully nobody was in the area at the time of the collapse. Some are now referring to it as the 'Pillars of Evolution'. 7NEWS at 6pm. www.7NEWS.com.au #DarwinsArch #7NEWS | 7NEWS Sydney | Facebook