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Episode 326-Thoughts on Log From the Sea of Cortez

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The Natural Curiosity Project
Published
Jul 8, 2026
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632
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Summary

In 1940, author John Steinbeck and his good friend and marine biologist Ed Ricketts set off on a six-week collecting expedition in the Sea of Cortez. The book that resulted from that journey isn't well known, but it is wonderful. Here I offer a few thoughts about the book and their journey.