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Aetobatus narinari
This photo has been taken at -30 ft In a shallow caribbean reef. One of the most beautiful rays we have them in the winter arriving late October when the water gets colder and stay to late April.
The spotted eagle ray is distributed in the tropical areas of all oceans, including the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico. Eagle rays feed on mollusks and crustaceans, crushing their shells with their flattened teeth.
Spotted on Dec 25, 2011
Submitted on Dec 25, 2011
13 Comments
Thanks Inaralisa :)
Very nice!!!
That is very cool Graham thanks, i will like to here the song :)
Wow, we have these on Maui. I chose the species for my project report in college marine science class; even wrote a song about them.
Thanks Saar
Great shot.
Thanks Jeannette
Beautiful photo :)
Thanks for you wonderful comments Alice, Susan, Emma, Karent
Outstanding picture!
amusing facial
beauty!!
Lovely photo!
Welcome to the Noah community Gerardo!