Daily Expedition Reports
06 Apr 2000

From the Sea Lion in Baja California, 4/6/2000, National Geographic Sea Lion

Aboard the National Geographic Sea Lion
Baja California

We were greeted by the "green flash" at sunrise while we cruised around Los Islotes. These islets are located at the northern part of the Espiritu Santo Archipelago in the Bay of La Paz. Los Islotes is the southernmost rookery for the California sea lion. Females and their pups find comfortable spaces on the flat rocks to rest after a long night of offshore feeding.

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Lourdes Flores, Naturalist

Lulú grew up in Mexico City. She studied Biology at the National University of Mexico (UNAM) and graduated in 1991 after writing her thesis on the behavior of orcas in captivity. She obtained her Masters degree in Marine Affairs from the University o...

From the Caledonian Star in the Caribbean

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From the Sea Lion in Baja California, 4/6/2000, National Geographic Sea Lion

Lourdes Flores, Naturalist

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