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Photo #13363261

Published: 25 feb, 2026

Nikon D850AF-S Fisheye Nikkor 8-15mm f/3.5-4.5E ED1/600f/13ISO 40015 mm

Magali Márquez

Vega Baja Puerto Rico, Puerto Rico

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During my recent trip to the island of Bonaire, I encountered this beautiful Spotted Eagle Ray gliding gracefully over the sandy bottom in search of food. Around her, several boxfish followed closely, taking advantage of the moment to feed as well.
This scene is a reminder of the deep connection among marine species and the importance of conserving each one. Spotted Eagle Rays are considered Near Threatened due to their slow reproductive cycle and excessive fishing pressure. Some are even captured alive for the aquarium trade.
Coastal development, pollution, and climate change further threaten their survival. Protecting them is essential to maintaining the balance of marine ecosystems and ensuring that these elegant travelers of the ocean continue to glide through our waters for generations to come.

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