
Today we encountered a southern stingray, foraging in a small patch of sand in the reef, at about 40 feet deep. Unfortunately, it didn't stay long. This ray, about 3 feet across, swam away shortly after I took its picture.
Over the years, we have frequently seen spotted eagle rays while diving here in Bonaire, but southern stingrays have been much more elusive.
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