manta ray造句

Skerry A leaping manta ray (Manta birostris) seems to fly above the Gulf of California off the coast of Mexico.

When I'd go out with the dinghy, manta ray would escort me, dolphins.

Aqua_ray is a remote-controlled fish driven by water hydraulics, the shape and movements of which have been based on the model of a manta ray.

Shaped like a manta ray, it swoops through the trees on translucent wing membranes. We get a glimpse of glassy fangs unfolding from its mouth like cat-claws, then the cannon blows it into chunks.

A lot of skates and rays and the chimaeras are not as charismatic as white sharks or whale sharks or a manta ray, but these things are probably taken in far greater numbers in terms of by-catch.

Unlike stingrays, manta rays do not have venomous tail barbs.

Cue Manta birostris. "Just after high tide you'll see a few manta rays turn up, " says Guy Stevens, a British marine biologist who's been researching the Maldives mantas for the past three years.

It has the distinction of being one of the rare places where manta rays (largest of the rays "species") can be observed throughout the year.

Afterwards, back on the surface, I was ridiculed by the other divers for taking photographs of the small black snail instead of watching the manta rays.

Private islands. Miles of ivory beaches. You can dive or snorkel with whale sharks and manta rays by day and stay in a luxury villa with a private plunge pool by night.

In the clear blue waters of the Maldives I once found myself ignoring a pair of giant manta rays just five metres from where I was kneeling on the sand staring at a coral outcrop.