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These are just a few of the different species of rays found in the St Pete / Clearwater, Florida area.
All of the pics and videos I post are taken by me. For more OC nature vids check my profile or look for See Through Canoe Company on YouTube, BlueSky, FB & other social media sites.
CrisprCAS
Big flappy boy
NonyGony
A fever of rays
TheFastpaws
So many flap flaps!
jqubed
Is that a remora on the manta ray?
SeeThroughCanoe
They are related to remoras, but those are called Cobia. They're super tasty. I estimate the larger one to be 5 feet long.
Superchief86
Holy crap, that's a lot of rays!
4chanrefugee
I love rays.
Thank you for sharing
SlyMrFox
3rdoption
https://media3.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPWE1NzM3M2U1a3kwYzk0dWhoOHNldXV6YmxjcmNuM2txcDJsc3h2cnVwaDFwN3JzOSZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/925d3f6OKqvQUaJbZz/200w.webp
Macetheace50
https://imgur.com/0HVkK7C.png
NonyGony
Jaqdakloun
Feeling a sucking disk on your back, that's Remora
OliverClothesoff70
JamesFaction
I love rays. All the rays.
vigilante397
Everything you post is cool and you're one of the few posters I enjoy 100% of the time. Please keep doing what you do.
SeeThroughCanoe
thanks for the kind words :-)
5454377
I remember groups of rays more than a half mile wide and I don't know how long, the current little groups I see getting attention now are actually concerning to me.
SeeThroughCanoe
The size of the migrations vary from year to year. I've been filming and documenting a huge winter gathering and an even larger summer migration for about 14 years now and the largest gathering I've seen so far was just last year. /gallery/absolutely-massive-group-of-rays-off-coast-of-clearwater-florida-00O79C8