Guadalupe Island

And so they were hunted, and they were hunted to near extinction.

The last ones were all off the coast of Baja, California on Guadalupe Island.

And then there were some preservation acts done, some conservation decisions made.

The hunting was banned, and it actually did stop, and they've come back.

She, uh, in 2020, she got pushed extremely far south.

She was pushed all the way to Isla Guadalupe off the coast of Mexico, which is more or less, like, the cutoff point.

That's where it's, "All right, we're either sending out a rescue to get you, or we'll see you in Peru or wherever else," you know? And Angela f- uh, left late April, on April 24th, which was early in the season.

Most rowers leave closer to June and then use those summer months before hurricane season starts.

Angela left quite early, and she had just bad weather nonstop.

Um, but when she gets stuck over by Isla Guadalupe, she got caught in what's called eddies.

And eddies are these whirlpools in open ocean, which are immensely difficult to get out of if you have a boat with an engine.

Um, but it ...

Do you want to hear about UFO attorney, whatever that means? No.

Danny Sheehan claiming an extraterrestrial base exists beneath the ocean near Guadalupe Island.

I actually know who this is, by the way.

I think.

carrier group?

Yeah, the Nimitz carrier group, they deployed it down off the Baja to monitor the site down there.

There's an underwater base for sure, right off Guadalupe Island, down underneath the sea.

Can we

So I had met two NOAA scientists when I was there in San Diego at the Southwest Fisheries Science Center.

And every year they had been going down to Guadalupe Island, Mexico, and documenting with photography and video the white shark population down there.

And white sharks, I don't know, I'm not a biologist, but the top side of their body, there's a formal name I know, is usually dark.

And then they have a white kind of underbelly.