Sentences with phrase «of giant manta rays»

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Now, scientists with the University of Washington's Friday Harbor Laboratories have discovered enough differences in the filters to be able to identify the giant manta and eight of the devil rays using the part from inside their mouth that has been dried and is being sold.

Water flows through the 40 - inch (1 meter) wide mouth of a giant manta and over the ray's gill arches, the white triangular parts running across the bottom and top of its mouth, five on each side.

Underneath the water's surface though, is a kaleidoscope of coral and other aquatic life including tropical fish, dolphins, manta rays, sea turtles and giant clams, which you can swim with.

Occasionally in the months of December to February giant manta rays can be seen gliding close to the surface.

From snorkeling along with millions of sardines and whale sharks in the Philippines to snorkeling with twelve giant manta rays in Indonesia.

Snorkelling with around 12 giant manta rays at the end of one dive.

She felt a Giant Pacific Manta ray's smooth exterior as it accidentally brushed up against her during the night manta snorkel, as well as the slimy surface of a sea cucumber and the spiny texture of a sea urManta ray's smooth exterior as it accidentally brushed up against her during the night manta snorkel, as well as the slimy surface of a sea cucumber and the spiny texture of a sea urmanta snorkel, as well as the slimy surface of a sea cucumber and the spiny texture of a sea urchin.

I fondly recall hyperventilating over the fact that we were snorkeling in the middle of the sea as around 12 giant manta rays swam around us.

During your dives here, expect to see lots of sharks (reef and leopard), turtles, manta rays, giant groupers, and barracudas.

And best of all, you don't have to be an expert to access it; even if you've never dived before, like me, you can complete your Open Water Diver course and share the same waters as sharks, giant turtles, manta rays, and colourful corals and fish, all on your first day.

Dive spots such as the Catalina Islands & Bat Island offer a stunning variety of sea life such as giant manta rays, moray eels, white tip reef sharks, live coral & much more.

Blow bubbles with Blue Crab at one of the best places to scuba dive, Las Catalinas islands in Costa Rica, where you can find whale shark, giant manta rays, white tipped shark, and much more underwater wildlife at Las Catalinas!

We'll take you anywhere on the island: you'll see magical corals of Menjangan, rare Mola - mola and giant Manta rays.

These volcanic rock formations are home to a large variety of sea life, including white tip reef sharks, giant manta rays, eagle and devil rays, sea turtles, octopi, lion fish, moray eels and sea turtles.

Big Catalina («Catalina Grande»): One of the favorite sites for seasoned (and brave) divers, Big Catalina is known as the best spot to witness whitetip reef sharks and Giant manta rays.

Scuba dive with the swirling tornado - like formation of Barracudas, the big - eye trevallies, the thousands silver jack fishes, the giant size parrot fishes, the numerous turtles and many others such as mantas, eagle rays, tunas, scalloped hammerhead sharks, whale sharks and 3000 more species of fish.

If you want to go through a great combination of snorkeling, sailing and nature, head for Marietas Islands National Park while the guides look out for giant manta rays, sea turtles...

We saw giant manta ray jump out of the ocean as well as a whale jump in the bay!

Designed with families and groups of friends in mind, a journey on Tiger Blue is guaranteed to be packed with unforgettable moments whether it be searching for dragons on Komodo, spotting birds of paradise in West Papua or snorkeling with giant manta rays over the coralgardens of Raja Ampat.

The 110 metre (360 foot) ship sank in 1911 and is now home to turtles, sea snakes, giant trevally, groupers, manta rays, sharks and thousands of tropical fish.

While on the trip, you might catch fine glimpses of dolphins, whales, giant manta rays, sea turtles and sharks!

Swim with the whale sharks in the summer, the gentle giants of the ocean; watch sea turtles and manta rays.

Dolphins, manta rays, reef sharks, giant trevallies, mobula rays circling the boat lights at night, a brooding jawfish with a mouthful of eggs, pygmy seahorses, frogfish, ghost pipefish, very healthy reef fish life and innumerable crustaceans and invertebrates.

Tubbataha Reef Marine Park — The country's largest marine habitat, it hosts giant manta rays, sea turtles, and hundreds of reef fish species.

Plus, what many divers hope to see are the giants of the ocean — whalesharks are seen here, as well as manta rays.

It is very common to see white tip sharks, giant mantas, manta rays, fish such as buffoon, giant grouper, morays, and a great variety of many other species of different sizes and colors.

The diving on volcanic pinnacles offers white - tipped reef sharks, bull sharks, giant Manta Rays, eagle rays, diamond stingrays, octopus, and huge schools of tropical fish.

Humpback and false killer whales, over five species of dolphin, white tipped reef sharks, bull sharks, giant pacific manta rays, mobula rays, southern sting rays, spotted eagle rays, green sea turtles, snappers, king angels, moorish idols, trumpet fish, scorpion fish, various types of eels, spiny lobster, octopus, huge schools of barracuda, jacks, grunts, and much more.

You have the chance of seeing giant Manta rays, spotted Eagle rays, sharks, octopus and so much more.

Along with large schools of vibrant, tropical fish, you can see giant manta rays, dolphins, sea turtles and eels.

Dive in Costa Rica is an unforgettable experience; there are just few places in the world where divers enjoy so many species of marine life, from the tiny tube blennies to the giant manta rays.

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