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Slideshow: Cocos-Forest Primeval Video The team shares photographs from a hike through Cocos Islandā€™s rain forest, from Wafer Bay to Genio Falls, then up and over a ridge to Chatham Bay. Welcome to the National Geographic video player.Video Sections

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- A Lethal Web - The Costa Rican coast guard calls with news: They’ve discovered illegal fishing lines in protected waters just a few miles from Cocos Island-something that happens with alarming (and increasing) frequency. The team hurries out, and is dismayed by what they find.
- A Survey of Flint Island's Coral Reefs - Enric Sala and his team of scientists survey and document Flint Island's coral reefs, diving up to 50 times a day to get a complete picture of this marine ecosystem.
- Cocos Revealed - In this video Leandro Blanco and Manu San Félix present a revealing look at the amazing sea life at Cocos Island, including an appearance by the extraordinary frogfish.
- Dive at Dirty Rock - A few members of the Ocean Now team go for a dive at Dirty Rock near Cocos Island.
- Four Men, 500 Hooks - The team joins a fishing vessel some 25 miles south of Cocos, beyond the no-take zone surrounding the island. Hard work produces scant results in these heavily-fished waters.
- Hammerhead Sky - Enric Sala talks about his amazing dive in Cocos where he saw hammerhead sharks and a "bait ball" with a school of red snappers and other fish.
- Island of Waterfalls - A few members of the Ocean Now team spent the afternoon shooting locations on Cocos for a documentary that will be made about the expedition.
- Night Dive With White Tip Sharks - Enric Sala dives with white tip sharks in the Cocos Island Marine Conservation Area.
- Slideshow: Cocos-Forest Primeval - The team shares photographs from a hike through Cocos Islandā€™s rain forest, from Wafer Bay to Genio Falls, then up and over a ridge to Chatham Bay.
- Stranded on Starbuck Part 1 - Enric and members of the Ocean Now team become stranded on Starbuck Island during an on-shore excursion.
- Stranded on Starbuck Part 2 - The on-shore Ocean Now team receives supplies from the ship and will attempt to swim back to the ship in the morning.
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- Turtle Dance - Green turtles gather near Dirty Rock, Roca Sucia, off Cocos Island's north coast.
- Vostok: "The Most Amazing Place I've Ever Seen" - Enric Sala has the best dive of his life at the reefs off Vostok Island. Watch as he describes the massive schools of fish, sharks, and beautiful coral he saw while studying this pristine coral reef.
- We Met Your Turtle - Sylvia Earle describes a turtle the team encountered on one of her dives near Cocos Island.
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