#eagle spotted stingray

[vestaignis]

Движемся навстречу солнцу с элегантным скатом (Обыкновенный пятнистый орляк). Moving towards the sun with an elegant eagle spotted stingray.

Обыкновенный пятнист­­ый орляк (Аetobatus narinari).

Это — вид хрящевых рыб одноимённого рода семейства орляковых скатов. Пятнистый орляк прин­­­адлежит к роду Aet­oba­t­us, его видовое на­зв­ание можно переве­сти, как «орел­–скат». Это скат крупных раз­­­меров (до 8,8 м с хвостом), у которого ма­ксимальный размах пл­авников-крыльев может доходить до 330 см, толщина тела в рай­оне головы – 50 см, а вес до 230 кг. Скат орляк похож на парящую под водой хи­­­щную птицу -- не зря о�� получил свое на­з­вание. Движения его плавник­­­ов похожи на взмахи крыльев, нос на пт­и­ч­ий клюв. Спинная поверхность орляка окрашена в темно-синий или чёрный цвет с белыми точками, брюшная сторона — белая. Хвост длиннее, чем у других скатов, и несёт на себе 2—6 ядовитых шипов.

Широко распространён в тропи��еской зоне, включая Мексиканск­­­ий залив, Гавайские острова, вдоль побе­р­­ежья западной Афр­ик­и, в Индийском ок­еан­е, Океании и вдо­ль об­оих побережий Амер­ики на глубине до 80 м. Обычно ведет одиночн­­­ый образ жизни, но вне сезона размноже­н­ия может образовыв­ать крупные стаи. В дикой природе , ес­­­ли пятнистого орля­ка не трогать , то это животное неопасно и пугливо. Но , если , нечайно наступить на пятнист­­­ый орляк , то он об­в­ивает ногу хвост­ом, наступившего на ры­бу пловца , или рыба­ка и вонзает ядов­итые шипы.Часто люди получают рваные раны, которые необходимо промыть и лечить.

Пятнистый орляк имеет охранный статус на Большом Барьерном рифе вдоль восточного побережья Австралии.

Eagle spotted stingray(Aetobatus narinari).

It is a species of cartilaginous fish of the eponymous genus of the eagle ray family. The eagle spotted stingray belongs to the genus Aetobatus, its specific name can be translated as "eagle–stingray". This is a large-sized stingray (up to 8.8 m with a tail), whose maximum wingspan can reach 330 cm, body thickness in the head area is 50 cm, and weight is up to 230 kg. The eagle stingray looks like a floating chi under watera bird of prey -- it got its name for a reason. The movements of its fins are similar to the flapping of wings, its nose is like a bird's beak. The dorsal surface of the eaglet is colored dark blue or black with white dots, the ventral side is white. The tail is longer than that of other stingrays and carries 2-6 poisonous spikes.

It is widespread in the tropical zone, including the Gulf of Mexico, the Hawaiian Islands, along the coast of West Africa, in the Indian Ocean, Oceania and along both coasts of America at depths up to 80 m. It usually leads a solitary lifestyle, but outside the breeding season it can form large flocks. In the wild, if the eagle spotted stingray is not touched, then this animal is harmless and timid. But if you step on a eagle stingray, it wraps its tail around the leg of a swimmer or fisherman who stepped on a fish and pierces poisonous thorns.People often get lacerations that need to be washed and treated.

The eagle spotted stingray has a protected status on the Great Barrier Reef along the east coast of Australia.

Источник://seaforum.aqualogo.ru/topic/59066-обыкновенный-пятнист%C2%AD%C2%ADый-орляк-аetobatus-narinari/, /ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Обыкновенныйпятнистыйорляк, pofoto.club/29020-obyknovennyj-pjatnistyj-orljak.html, ru.pinterest.com/pin/985231163169913/,t.me/+HLoqW4OcT5VjZjM6.

[styllwaters]

New truesona!! Very happy with how this design turned out <3 They’re a sillay spotted eagle ray

(Currently on the hunt for art for this dude so if anyone would be interested in an art trade hmu 🫣)

[respect-the-locals]

hello!! what’s your favorite kind of stingray

Hi! 😊 Thank you for your ask! *For my other followers, please don't hesitate to send asks! I will answer anything to my best ability, if you have questions!*

My two favorite types of rays are the Giant Oceanic Manta Ray and the Spotted Eagle Ray I've snorkeled with eagle rays before and it's a very fond memory for me! They are absolutely stunning!!

[everyday-shark-girls]

Shark Fact!

Hammerhead sharks are rather fond of eating stingrays! So much so that scientists believe they have adapted, or build up a tolerance to, the venomous barbs stingrays use to defend themselves from predators! Even their unique head shapes are perfect for hunting stingrays by pinning them against the ocean floor while delivering numerous bites to their prey! Hammerhead sharks preying on stingrays ensures their populations are maintained at a healthy level and only the fittest rays survive to maturity!

Bonus fun fact! If you are ever stung by a stingray yourself, do NOT attempt to remove the barb as they have serrated edges and will only make the injury worse! Leave the barb where it is and seek medical attention IMMEDIATELY! If you want to avoid being stung, taking smaller steps or shuffling while in areas frequented by stingrays will allow them to detect your approach and move out of your way. Stingrays are very gentle creatures and stings only happened if the ray is spooked or provoked into defending itself. 

[like-the-cut-of-your-jib]

The most beautiful rays in the oceans.

[ilovecoelacanths]

more fish!! these ones were in a different tank :D also sorry i said i would post these like. several days ago. oops

they had a bamboo shark too but she was swimming too fast to get a good picture of her :(

there were two kinds of rays though! the one hanging out up top had white spots and the others chilling near the bottom didn’t, plus they were shaped a little differently. i’m not a ray expert but i looked at some pictures and i think the one with spots might have been a spotted eagle stingray? the spots and the shape seemed to line up to me but idk for sure. if anyone here knows more about stingrays than me let me know if i’m wrong. i tried to find a list of what they had there but I couldn’t find anything :(

[krisleearts]

I absolutely adore the ocean so I attempted something new! Decided to create a spotted eagle stingray painting with a giant stingray as their protector, like Godzilla sized.

[dragonmarquise]

BRC MerMay Ideas

And now for my BRC MerMay headcanons!! Like I mentioned in the poll, every year I try to do a drawing for MerMay, which is usually just a mermaid version of a favorite character. I’m hoping to do something for BRC next year, so I’ve got a bunch of ideas for mermaid versions for almost every character!

Benni, the Oldheads, and Berlage are not here, but maybe they can stay as humans in this… I guess it’s basically a MerMay/mermaid AU by this point, lol

Starting with the main cast:

Tryce = red snapper

Bel = floating bell jellyfish (Get it, bell, Bel, lol)

Vinyl = sailfish, probably the Atlantic sailfish in particular

Felix = coelacanth (for headcanons-derived-from-implied-lore reasons, hee hee...)

DJ Cyber = manta ray, specifically the giant manta ray because they're cool as hell

Solace = garden eel! He pops in and out of the sand.

Solace: *popping out of the sand* Hello friends! How are y-- Tryce: You get back in that sand hole, or so help me-- Solace: *going back into the sand* Oh, okay, sorry!!

I’m sorry, I just find the idea funny, lol

Some bonus BRC members plus Escher:

Rave = wahoo

Mesh = threadfin butterflyfish

Shine = sunshinefish (was originally going to make her a sunfish, but I decided to be nice to her :P )

Rise = leopard seal

Coil = rainbow wrasse

Rietveld = orca

Escher = whale shark with prosthetic tail (I headcanon that the original Escher has non-cybernetic prosthetic legs, below the knees, so that’s getting carried over to his MerMay design)

Okay so also! With Rietveld and Escher in this weird AU, they used to be humans (Cops? Part of a navy who tried to hunt mermaids maybe?) who said “Screw this, we won’t be the bad guys anymore!!” and found a way to turn into mermaids. I guess. :P

So moving on, for the rival characters from here, besides DOT EXE, the seasons in parentheses indicate which in-game palette corresponds to that character. Just so you know!

The Franks = stitched together of different sharks and dolphins!

Bill (spring) = common dolphin + lemon shark

Charles (summer) = dusky dolphin + blue shark

Michael (autumn) = Commerson’s dolphin + thresher shark

Larry (winter) = bottlenose dolphin + leopard shark

Flesh Prince = Atlantic spotted dolphin (Spots and freckles!!)

Eclipse = all octopi

Vela (spring) = common octopus

Aquila (summer) = blue ringed octopus

Lyra (autumn) = mimic octopus

Cassiopeia (winter) = giant pacific octopus

DOT EXE = Robo fish mermaids!! So not specific fish species here, just general shapes/appearances basically.

Twoson (two ball) and Fourside (four ball) = robo guppies

Cinco (five ball) = robo sailfish

Neun (nine ball) = robo stingray

Eight Ball = robo shark

Jūrō (ten ball) = robo eel

Quatorze (fourteen ball) = robo octopus

Cueball = robo dolphin

Devil Theory = all sharks (more specifically picked species that have been most commonly reported in shark attacks)

Sai (spring) = great white shark (the guy with the anger problems of course gets the shark with the most reported bites :P )

Nunchaku (summer) = tiger shark

Daishō (autumn) = blacktip shark (Not blacktip reef shark! That is actually a separate species)

Bō (winter) = bull shark

Fun fact! Leopard seals are apex predators, and are even known to eat sharks on occasion. This is why Rise is allowed in Devil Theory’s turf (waters?) in this MerMay AU, lol

FUTURISM = stingrays, like with DJ Cyber

Nyx (spring) = eagle ray

Jazz (summer) = bat ray

Veronica (autumn) = whiptail stringray

Quantum (winter) = electric ray (maybe the marbled one in particular?)

Bonus round of “Red is somehow a separate person from Felix and Faux” stuff because I like the idea of that (but not as a replacement for Felix, the hate I have seen against Felix just to prop up Red that I have seen in this fandom is ridiculous...)

Red = A red guppy! So then Faux was this before being defeated too of course. Red in this AU is like… a talking hermit crab taking shelter in the old Red helmet. Felix was putting the helmet back together to use as his new mask, and found Red.

He decided to let the crab have the helmet (especially since it needed it more than him, having a hard time finding an actual shell after being bullied by other hermit crabs) plus Faux's old body. Using the helmet and some advanced set up inside of it (probably with further modifications by the Flesh Prince and DJ Cyber), Red can use it to control the body just like any other mermaid! Huzzah!

Faux's head is found at some point later, miraculously still alive and well! He gets attached to a non-mermaid sea dragon at some point. Not an actual sea dragon, but a leafy seadragon. Basically the Flesh Prince and DJ Cyber tricked him into agreeing to the new body, omitting the “leafy” part, lmao

They promise to get him a proper mermaid body if he behaves and properly repents for what he did (he still killed Felix here and tried to kill the others before being stopped), but uh, suffice to say at the moment he's got a long way to go.

It doesn’t help that he keeps trying to outright steal his old body from Red. “Dude, you literally threw it away to try and steal Solace’s body!!” “Don’t care, give it back!!” lol

So yeah! That's all of what I have for MerMay ideas! Feel free to let me know what you think of these :D

[markwatnae]

the touch tank we have at the aquarium has cownose stingrays, epaulette sharks, and bamboo sharks

i found a shop on etsy that makes adorable acrylic earrings and they have epaulette sharks and a bunch of different sharks and rays and fish so i ordered the epaulette sharks, vampire squid, and i messaged them to custom order a pair of their cownose rays but in the mini size because the larger ones are a little too big for me and i'm so excited to get them

i also just found some cute clownfish and spotted eagle ray earrings, both of which we have in the aquarium so i want to get those too

[misow0]

This is literally my first time ever posting anything meaningful on here besides cringy stuff I posted in middle school and subsequently deleted so please bear with me

I have been slipping farther and farther into the hazbin hotel rabbit hole lately and like it far more than I ever expected to atp which led me to this. Initially got the idea for this while reading on AO3 from Moirasbabygirl, who described their character as having died from a stingray, which (from my understanding if this is wrong literally ignore everything I said please and thank you teehee) shaped how she appeared in death. I could not get the thoughts of a spotted eagle stingray themed character out of my head and so she was born:

I have not thought up any backstory for her homegirl doesn't even have a name yet. If anyone has any thoughts, critiques, ideas, etc I am so open my art skill is minimal at the best of times so if any of this looks janky please forgive and also point it out so I can maybe improve?? The full body was just something quick I did while brainstorming outfits so it's lacking any kind of clean outline or put-together-ness (or as put together as anything I produce gets lmao) and also added a second thought I had about the hair shape that kind of mimics the back end of a stingray but idk how I feel about that

Anyways sorry for the ramble I'm trying to make this not super long and boring. So thoughts, opinions, criticisms?? I'm definitely going to make more of her and maybe post it if this does well and if it doesn't I will simply drop off the face of the internet forever k thanks bye 💙💙💙

[joeallbright]

Finding Sunken Ships while Diving in the Caribbean Sea

The countries that make up the Caribbean are most widely known for their pristine beaches and aquamarine waters. The Caribbean is also a popular scuba diving spot, with many divers taking in the diverse marine life, including coral reefs. Scuba divers can also tour the sunken ships beneath the Caribbean Sea.

Cozumel, Turks and Caicos, Bonaire, and St. Croix are among some of the top scuba diving destinations. However, while they offer divers much in terms of marine scenery, the Bahamas, Cayman Islands, Aruba, and Roatan offer divers something more- a little bit of history.

The Bahamas is an archipelago comprised of 700 plus islands located in the middle of the Caribbean Sea and the Western Atlantic Ocean. Some top diving spots include Tiger Beach, where divers can see many tiger sharks, or visit Bimini to see hammerheads. Bimini is also where divers can tour the remnants of the once powerful 282-foot cargo steamer, the SS Sapona.

The vessel traveled the Caribbean Sea during World War I, but a 1926 hurricane caused the ship to move off course. The vessel shipwrecked near Bimini, where remnants of the wreckage still exist. Today, the wreck off Bimini is one of the most popular diving spots because of the marine life that sits below. The ship's skeleton appears on the water's surface, but frogfish, nudibranchs, starfish, and crabs live below. Furthermore, divers can see reef sharks, sea turtles, grouper, and various rays.

The Cayman Islands is also the location of two shipwrecks. Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac, and Little Cayman offer divers impressive drop-offs, with Grand Cayman being the location of Stingray City and other marine life. These islands were also the location of a significant discovery for a couple who traveled to the Cayman Islands in 1970. The couple snorkeled near Seven Mile Beach on Grand Cayman when they found an emerald-encrusted jewel in an area now named Lost Treasure Reef. After renting diving gear, they returned to the site to find a 13-foot gold chain, platinum bar, and 300 pounds in gold items. The booty came from a 450-year-old Spanish ship traveling from Mexico to Spain circa 1522 that disappeared.

The other sunken ship was the USS Kittiwake. The boat has remained intact after being intentionally sunken in 2011. This rescue ship traveled among the Caribbean, Atlantic, and Indian Oceans for five decades, beginning in 1949 and ending in 1994. After removing all its contaminants, the government sunk the ship. Today, the recreational site is shallow enough for free divers and snorkelers to tour the wreckage.

Divers can also travel to Aruba to tour Antilla, one of the Caribbean's largest (and most famous) shipwrecks. Aruba was a Dutch colony in 1940. Germany built Antilla and anchored it off the coast of Aruba in 1939. Coincidentally, Germany invaded the Netherlands, so Dutch mariners tried to board the ship, but the German captain prevented them from boarding. The captain then ordered his men to destroy the ship, after which they escaped sinking, but were apprehended by the Dutch. Today, parts of the ship's wreckage sit above the surface where pelicans and other sea birds live, but divers can find diverse anemones, hard coral, moray eels, crustaceans, and octopuses.

Finally, Roatan, an island off Honduras, is another popular for scuba diving. The lush, mountainous landscape allows divers of all levels to tour the water's depths. Those diving in the area will descend the Hole in the Wall, a steep vertical descent down a reef wall. In addition to seeing bright coral, schools of fish, rays, and moray eels, divers can also tour the El Aguila (the Eagle) shipwreck.

In 1998, before being broken into three parts during Hurricane Mitch, it measured 230 feet. Historians believe the ship was on course from Haiti to Puerto Cortes carrying concrete. After shipwrecking, it remained underwater for years before being brought into the Roatan harbor before another storm drug it out to the reef. At some point, a team purchased and cleaned the ship, sinking it in its current location.

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[memurfevur-archive]

tbh rayqua is more spotted eagle ray than stingray

rayqua has little star-like patterns on the underside of their fins that twinkle when the sunlight has stopped hitting the water. its camouflage, to look like the night sky

also also did you know rayqua is a troll/alien hybrid? not a full troll? yeah no they have something completely different going on <3

[wwwvilladejablue]

Discover the Hidden Treasures Of Punta Celerain Snorkeling In Cozumel? What Lies Beneath the Waters of Punta Celerain? Discover the Underwater Wonders of Punta Celerain? What's the Best Snorkeling Gear for Punta Celerain in Cozumel? Discover Cozumel's Best Snorkeling Spot? No matter your level of experience as a diver, Cozumel offers something special for every diver. Explore its world-renowned marine park or swim in its azure waters filled with turtles, stingrays and fish! Snorkelers on tours that visit Colombia Shallows Reef often stop by El Cielo to observe starfish amidst its white sandy bottom and look out for spotted eagle rays as well. https://villadejablue.com/discover-the-hidden-treasures-of-punta-celerain-snorkeling-in-cozumel/?feed_id=25695&_unique_id=6740db8065cdb

[roomchailimited]

Belize’s Barrier Reef Bliss: Diving into Caribbean Adventure

Belize is home to one of the most spectacular underwater ecosystems in the world – the Belize Barrier Reef. Stretching over 180 miles along the country’s coast, this vibrant reef offers an unforgettable experience for divers and snorkelers. As part of the UNESCO World Heritage list, the Belize Barrier Reef is the second-largest in the world, only behind Australia’s Great Barrier Reef. With its crystal-clear waters, colorful corals, and abundant marine life, it’s a paradise waiting to be explored. Here's a guide to diving into this Caribbean treasure, from the top dive sites to the best ways to experience the reef’s wonder.

1. The Great Blue Hole: A Bucket-List Dive

Arguably the most famous dive site in Belize, the Great Blue Hole is a massive, circular sinkhole that plunges over 400 feet deep. Located about 60 miles off the coast of Belize, it’s a dream for divers seeking an extraordinary underwater adventure. The Blue Hole’s clear waters and stunning visibility allow divers to experience an otherworldly environment filled with stalactites, marine life, and the eerie feeling of descending into a massive oceanic chasm. The site is home to nurse sharks, reef sharks, and a variety of tropical fish.

Local Tip: The best way to experience the Blue Hole is with a guided dive trip, as the site is remote and often requires a boat ride. Make sure to check for weather conditions and dive operators with experience in this deep-water location.

2. Hol Chan Marine Reserve: A Hidden Gem for Snorkelers and Divers

Located just off the coast of Ambergris Caye, the Hol Chan Marine Reserve is one of the most popular marine parks in Belize. This protected area is home to a diversity of ecosystems, including coral gardens, seagrass beds, and mangroves. The waters here are teeming with marine life, from vibrant parrotfish and stingrays to sea turtles and nurse sharks. For both beginners and experienced divers, Hol Chan offers a perfect combination of shallow and deep dives, with crystal-clear waters ideal for snorkeling.

Local Tip: The nearby Shark Ray Alley is a must-visit. Here, you can snorkel alongside rays and nurse sharks, making for an unforgettable experience in the heart of Belize’s marine life.

3. Turneffe Atoll: Pristine Waters and Rich Marine Life

Located about 30 miles off the coast of Belize City, Turneffe Atoll is one of the largest and most biologically diverse coral reefs in the Caribbean. Known for its pristine waters, crystal-clear visibility, and abundant marine life, this atoll is a dream for underwater explorers. With a wide range of dive sites, from shallow coral gardens to deeper, more challenging walls, Turneffe offers something for everyone. It’s common to encounter large schools of fish, eagle rays, and the occasional reef shark or manatee.

Local Tip: Turneffe Atoll is ideal for divers looking for quieter, less crowded dive experiences. Stay at one of the resorts on the island for an all-inclusive dive and stay experience.

4. Lighthouse Reef: Diving into Belize’s Remote Beauty

The Lighthouse Reef is a remote atoll located about 50 miles from Belize’s coast, home to some of the most diverse marine ecosystems in the Caribbean. It includes the famous Great Blue Hole but also has many other incredible dive sites like The Wall and Half Moon Caye. The reef is teeming with coral, large schools of fish, and sea turtles. Lighthouse Reef offers more than just diving; it's also a great spot for birdwatching, especially at Half Moon Caye, where you can see nesting red-footed boobies.

Local Tip: Since it’s a bit more isolated, consider booking a live-aboard boat trip or a guided day trip that includes stops at several sites in the reef.

5. Ambergris Caye and San Pedro: The Gateway to Reef Adventures

The bustling town of San Pedro on Ambergris Caye is one of Belize’s most popular destinations for those looking to explore the Barrier Reef. Located right next to the reef, the caye offers plenty of opportunities for diving, snorkeling, and water-based adventures. Whether you are looking for a leisurely boat tour to spot manatees or eager to take a plunge into the reef itself, Ambergris Caye serves as the perfect hub for your aquatic escapades.

Local Tip: You can book day trips from San Pedro to various dive sites along the Barrier Reef. There are many dive shops on the island that offer equipment rentals and guided tours for both beginners and experienced divers.

6. Exploring Belize’s Other Marine Wonders

Beyond the famous dive sites, Belize is home to an array of stunning marine ecosystems worth exploring. The Laughing Bird Caye National Park, located on a small island south of Placencia, is another UNESCO World Heritage site with vibrant coral reefs. The waters around Glover’s Reef Atoll are equally as pristine and home to diverse fish species, sea turtles, and even the occasional whale shark.

Local Tip: Consider booking a multi-day dive tour to explore different parts of the reef and enjoy a variety of ecosystems, from shallow reefs to deeper dive sites with underwater walls.

7. Best Time to Visit

The best time to visit Belize for diving and snorkeling is during the dry season, from December to May. The water visibility is at its best, and the weather is warm and sunny. For those looking to witness whale shark migrations, the best time to visit is in March to June when these magnificent creatures come to feed in the waters near Gladden Spit.

Local Tip: Book your dive tours and accommodations in advance, especially during the high season, to secure the best spots and rates.

8. Sustainable Diving and Conservation in Belize

As a visitor to Belize’s Barrier Reef, it’s important to be mindful of the impact that tourism can have on this fragile ecosystem. Many dive operators in Belize prioritize sustainable practices and participate in reef conservation efforts. When diving, always follow the guidelines to avoid touching or disturbing marine life, and avoid using sunscreen that could harm the reef.

Local Tip: Consider diving with operators that support marine conservation projects, such as coral restoration or marine life monitoring.

Conclusion

The Belize Barrier Reef offers some of the world’s best diving opportunities, where crystal-clear waters meet vibrant coral reefs and abundant marine life. From the breathtaking Great Blue Hole to the pristine waters of Hol Chan and Turneffe Atoll, there’s no shortage of underwater wonder to explore. Whether you're a seasoned diver or a novice snorkeler, Belize's reefs provide an unforgettable aquatic adventure.

For those planning a trip to Belize, working with local travel agencies such as Roomchai Limited can help create the perfect itinerary for your diving adventure, ensuring a seamless experience from start to finish.

[minusgangtime]

Hey bud-

Here’s the kitty crew animal concepts for the chiken nugget RP:

Nala: tiger

Casper: dove

Midnight: bat

Pinkie: bunny

Temp: ferret

Sunny:geko

Simba: lion

Herb: praying mantis

Seasalt: fish

Lavender:simease cat

Blaze: cat

Snow: polar bear

Nightfall: owl

Galaxy: phoniex

Penny:spider

Sweetie: dog

Coral: dolphin

Shade:spider

Kiara: lioness

Thunder: wolf

Oreo: ant

Cloud: bird

Snowball: snow leopard

Flambé: red geko

Ella:praying mantis

Leo:coyote

Elly: baby hippo

Lapis:octopus

Zack:griffin

Emreld: bee

Xavier:rino

Eda: lizard

Ghost: moth

Cali: linx

German Shepard - gallace: griffin

Bulldog -Chase: shark

Golden retriever - Goldie-jumping spider

Husky -cookie-snow leopard

Chuwalla-rascal-rat

Wiener dog -biscuit-snake

Bichon (poofy pooch) -marshmallow-beluga whale

Pomeranian -Cheeto-tiger

Yorkshire terrier -buck-weasel

Corgi - pixie-butterfly

Sheltie-Sadie-bear

Shiba Inu-janko-snake

Samoyed-taffy-Arctic wolf

Poodle -jewel-wish dragon

Australian shepered-Brutus-anteater

Chow chow-crunchie-squirrel

Cavalier king- Charles-lion

Black pup-spot-panther

Alaskan malamute -Everest-polar bear

Bernese mountain dog-toasty-mountain goat

Lollipop-snake

Derpy-bluejay

Bloom-butterfly

Inkie-lioness

Blinkie-tiger

Minkie-wolf

Onyx-bat

Thomas (deadname: Sarah)-deer

Maud-geko

Crimson-black widow

Sugar-kiwi bird

Mulan (deadname: moldo)-hippo

Babs-worm

Kiki-jumping spider

Stella-beluga

Cascade-dolphin

Cupcake-panda

Lily-butterfly

Blossom-humming bird

Rouge-tarantula

Diane-shark

Hazel-bunny

Starry-wolf

Izzy-unicorn

Zippy-eagle

Swirl-butterfly

Misty-bear

Poochi-chick

Aqua-praying mantis

Nova-owl

Skye-bluejay

Cosmo-owl

Nimona-chameleon

Zapp-electric eel

Amber-phoniex

Celeste-glass fish

Gloopy-snail

Aurora-caterpillar

Petal-butterfly

Maleficent-dragon

Dory-fish

Smolder-dragon

Breezy-butterfly

Bella-dove

Frost-artic wolf

Pollen-moth

Quartz-rattlesnake

Flour-owl

Clover-squirrel

Iris-robot dog

s’mores-bear

cocoa-bear cub

moon-wolf

Scott-otters

Vress-shark

Tuxie-bull

Screwball-jumping spider

Rattle-snake

Wallace-tortoise

Willow-squirrel

Mars-walrus

Sammy-seagull

Rosie-seagull

Dumbo-elephant

Eve-coyote

Molly-phoniex

Glimmer-snake

Ray-stingray

Nothing-lioness

Feather-lion

Hover-hyena

Peppermint-snow lepord

Cozy-coyote

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Leafeon: leafy-frog

Umbreon: umbra-bat

Jolteon: bolt-lion

Vaporeon: Ariel-whale

Flareon: flare-lion

Glaceon: glacier-snow leopard

Sylveon: twinkle-butterfly

Ghost: obsidian-owl

Rock: marble-tortoise

Cloud: eclipse-dove

Fighting: bandana-bear

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Bug: flutter-moth

Steel: rocky-fox

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Discover the Underwater Paradise of Turks and Caicos Snorkeling

The Turks and Caicos Islands in the Caribbean are a world-renowned destination for snorkeling enthusiasts. With crystal clear sea water lively coral reefs and various types of marine life Snorkeling in Turks and Caicos makes for an unforgettable underwater adventure. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced snorkeler. The islands offer a variety of snorkeling spots suitable for all skill levels.

Popular snorkeling spots in Turks and Caicos

Grace Bay: One of the most famous beaches in the world, Grace Bay not only has pristine white sand. But there are also incredible snorkeling opportunities. Off the coast you'll find beautiful coral reefs teeming with colorful fish, sea turtles and stingrays. The calm, clear waters make it suitable for both beginners and experienced snorkelers.

Bight Reef (coral garden): Bight Reef is located in Providenciales. It is a popular snorkeling spot that is easily accessible from the beach. The shallow reef system is home to a variety of marine life, including parrotfish, angelfish, and stingrays. The reef's close proximity to shore makes it ideal for families and first-time snorkelers.

Smith's Reef: Smith's Reef is located in Providenciales. It is famous for its larger and more diverse coral formations compared to other areas. Snorkelers can explore the various sections. of coral reefs Each section offers a unique underwater experience. This area is rich in marine life. There were sightings of sea turtles. lobster and even small sharks often

Pine Cay: For those looking for a more intimate snorkeling experience, Pine Cay has some of the best coral gardens in the region. The water here is incredibly clear. This gives you a great view of the vibrant sea life below. Snorkeling to Pine Cay often includes a stop at a nearby jungle island for…

Marine Life You Can Expect to See

Turks and Caicos waters are teeming with marine existence, imparting an up-near view of the Caribbean’s underwater splendor. Common sightings encompass:

Sea turtles gracefully gliding via the waters.

Stingrays and eagle rays feeding on the sea floor.

Schools of colorful tropical fish, along with butterflyfish, parrotfish, and angelfish.

Nurse sharks and small reef sharks, that are non-threatening to human beings.

An array of vibrant corals, sponges, and sea fanatics.

Snorkeling Tours and Tips

Many local operators provide snorkeling tours that include guided reports, system condominium, and transportation to some of the greater faraway snorkel sites. Some tours additionally integrate snorkeling with island hopping or diving, allowing you to fully enjoy the splendor of Turks and Caicos.

For novices, it’s vital to choose calm and shallow waters, like Grace Bay or Bight Reef. Always use green sunscreen to defend the reefs and keep away from touching or standing at the coral, as they're sensitive ecosystems.

Plan Your Snorkeling AdventureSnorkeling in turks and caicos snorkelling offers an unforgettable opportunity to discover the rich marine life and crystal-clean waters of the Caribbean. With its on hand reefs, colourful underwater scenery, and a number of spots to select from, Turks and Caicos is a snorkeler’s paradise. Plan your snorkeling journey today and dive into the splendor of this tropical haven!