This morning, we encountered a spotted eagle ray, that was feeding in sandy rubble at a depth of 15 to 20 feet, twice. This is one of the biggest fish that we regularly see on our dives here. Its wingspan was between 4 and 5 feet. They are graceful animals as they soar through the water, and they create clouds of sand when they stop to dig up invertebrates in the sand.
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| Ray heading to the left. |
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| Head contacting the sand. |
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| Wings up as it starts to feed. |
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| Almost obscured by its sand cloud. |
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| Soaring after a meal. |
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