Many unfledged chicks stared at us as we passed nearby on a trail. We descended the stairs to the visitor reception area where they had a live television program broadcast by divers at the bottom of the bay. It was superbly done. The live divers pointed out the life forms in the bay and answered questions from the visitors. If you turned around to look down at the water you could see the bubbles from the divers as they did the program.
Visitors watch television monitors of divers broadcasting live from the bottom of the bay.
Behind us the bay water looked clear and clean. I also knew it was cold. The next time I'll have to bring a wetsuit plus my mask and snorkel and take an underwater tour of the bay. As we left the island our boat took us around the arch which is a symbol of Channel Islands National Park. The arch near Anacapa Island.