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The crew of the 45-ft sailboat Catalpa anchors at Isla Isabel in the Sea of Cortez to explore the island’s wildlife and research facilities.0:55 Navigating the rocky shoreline requires timing dinghy landings with high tide to avoid grounding, as the volcanic island features rugged underwater terrain that frequently traps anchors.1:50 The island serves as a protected nature reserve where local fishermen operate under strict regulations alongside international researchers monitoring blue-footed booby populations.2:00 During inland hikes, the crew observes nesting frigates, blue-footed boobies, and iguanas, noting that the island’s trails are often dense with ground-nesting birds and thorny vegetation.2:43 After departing the anchorage, the crew sails 70 nautical miles toward Punta de Mita in light wind conditions, encountering Mako sharks and sea turtles while navigating through areas heavily congested with local fishing nets and long lines.22:53

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