Daily Expedition Reports
17 Dec 1999

From the Sea Bird in the Sea of Cortez, 12/17/1999, National Geographic Sea Bird

Aboard the National Geographic Sea Bird
Baja California

Snow in the Sea of Cortez is impossible, but the eyes of naturalists and guests can make almost everything come to reality. For example, this volcanic rock arising near the beach in Puerto Candelero has two promontories covered by guano. Our eyes found two gorgeous mountains with snow. Who said that there is no snow in the Sea of Cortez?

Article by

Adrian Cerda, Naturalist

Adrian studied biology at the national Autonomous University of Mexico. In 1991 the Wildlife Preservation Trust of Jersey, on Britain's Channel Islands, awarded Adrian with a scholarship to its prestigious 16-week training program in Captive Manageme...

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From the Sea Bird in the Sea of Cortez, 12/17/1999, National Geographic Sea Bird

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