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    Hidden Planet: The Underwater Eden

    Hidden Planet Week

    ALL-NEW HIDDEN PLANET

    Richard Engel heads to a land that time forgot. Raja Ampat, the four main islands off the West Papuan mainland in Indonesia surrounded by 1,500 smaller islands, spans 10 million acres of land and sea that explode with brilliant green forests and vibrant blue waters.

    NBC News' Chief Foreign Correspondent Richard Engel takes a dive into these waters, known to many as an underwater Eden, that have the most biodiversity on the planet.

    Click here for the entire Rock Center Hidden Planet series.

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    Glad to see RA is as pretty as it was back in 1996. Meanwhile, somebody needs to tell supposedly experienced marine biologist to keep his damn hands off the coral.

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