Guineafowl Puffer - Golden phase

Green Moray - very abundant at Malpelo, with many out in the open

Giant Hawkfish

Stone Scorpionfish

Octopus

Another scorpionfish

Cocos (Red-Lipped) Batfish - found at 130', 58 degree water

Mating (?) octopuses

School of hammerheads overhead

King Angelfish

Lobster with trumpetfish

Hermann photographing frogfish

Amy shooting video of frogfish

Closeup of the frogfish

White-tipped reef sharks hunting at night

School of jacks

Baitball action

Bottlenose dolphin

Silky sharks

Silky

White-tipped reef shark

Scalloped hammerhead

Baitball taking refuge under dive skiff

Galapagos shark

Notice trail of bubbles from diving birds

Note fishing line trailing from pectoral fin of this silky

Graham shooting a flounder

I count five lobsters

More night white-tipped action

Marble ray shot from below

Eduard - the divemaster

Spotted eagle ray

Arch at Dos Amigos Grande

Mobula Ray

Graham, Skip & Amy (at least I think)

Surrounded by silkys during safety stop

This hammerhead managed to escape the fishermen's catch

Underway from Puntarenas, heading for Malpelo (photo courtesy of Don Hassler)

Genevieve & Anja enjoying the sunset (photo courtesy of Don Hassler)

One of several Orcas spotted enroute to Malpelo

Malpelo coming into view (photo courtesy of Don Hassler)

The Boulder contingent (photo courtesy of Don Hassler)

Ripple in the water on right is a pod of dolphin (photo courtesy of Don Hassler)

Malpelo is part of Columbia (photo courtesy of Don Hassler)

I don't think there's a tree on the island

Columbia maintains an outpost here. Actually considered good duty (photo courtesy of Don Hassler).

Note structure used to access boats (photo courtesy of Don Hassler)

That's Don with Pepe, one of the skiff drivers (photo courtesy of Don Hassler)

Leaving Malpelo for Cocos

View of dive deck - plenty of room

The bridge - nice having an autopilot

Sunset - enroute to Cocos

Patrol coming out to greet us in Chatham Bay, Cocos (photo courtesy of Don Hassler)

The Sea Hunter (photo courtesy of Don Hassler)

(photo courtesy of Don Hassler)

Amy, Graham & Don enjoying a cocktail at sunset in Chatham Bay

Sunset over Dirty Rock (photo courtesy of Don Hassler)

Tony & Jeffrey (photo courtesy of Don Hassler)

Looking back at Viking Rock & Wafer Bay

Manuelita Island - right next to Chatham Bay. The Undersea Hunter anchored there.

Early morning clouds

Motored over to Yglesias Bay near the end of the trip to dive other sites

Luis, our fabulous cook (photo courtesy of Don Hassler)

Graham & Tony enjoying the last dinner anchored at Cocos (photo courtesy of Don Hassler)

The divers from Boulder

Leaving Cocos after a week of spectacular diving

Escorted out by a pod of dolphins