The eagles are a team that lives on a constant emotional rollercoaster. The truth is that, although they have managed to improve significantly in the competitions, the truth is that internally they are fractured Julieta's betrayal prevents most from trusting her, while Moi simply chooses to believe her to avoid conflict. The Panthers win back High Beach in "The Island: Extreme Challenge 2." The lack of trust is having a considerable impact. Furthermore, physical deficiencies are weighing heavily on them, and injuries are accumulating, especially for Moi, who is the participant contributing the fewest points to his team. These points are being handed to the Panthers, the most complete and competitive team in "The Island: Extreme Challenge 2." Just like the Eagles, there are also the Sharks, who to this day have failed to make wise decisions that would allow their team to be competitive. The Eagles must nominate Moi to advance and avoid carrying a player, while the Sharks should do the same with Ximena. No team has pursued this objective; they've focused on trying to form alliances with the Panthers to protect participants they get along with best, not those who are truly effective in the challenges. As long as the Eagles and Sharks continue playing without protecting their true competitors, they will remain easy prey for the Panthers.