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Coco Island

Hidden Natural Treasures of the Pacific Ocean

The first group of hammerhead sharks came straight toward us. They were three to four meters long and their self-confident approach caused us to take cover behind overhanging rocks 25 meters below the surface. Soon after, a congregation of about 50 hammerheads passed directly above us, just meters away. We remained motionless and held our breath. Within a few moments, we were surrounded. It was a sight that commanded our respect. Read More »

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