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Stingrays found in front of the Chat N Chill. They were tame and people regularly feed them Conch scraps.
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Stingrays found in front of the Chat N Chill. They were tame and people regularly feed them Conch scraps.
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About 1m length, loosed by a fisherman with a long line about 50m north of this location.
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About 1m length, loosed by a fisherman with a long line about 50m north of this location.
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Two of these were dead on the shore within 50m of each other. No fisherman was active at this location when we found them... 1st 3 photos from the southermost ray. Nearly identical in size.
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Two of these were dead on the shore within 50m of each other. No fisherman was active at this location when we found them... 1st 3 photos from the southermost ray. Nearly identical in size.
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Two of these were dead on the shore within 50m of each other. No fisherman was active at this location when we found them... 1st 3 photos from the southermost ray. Nearly identical in size.
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Two of these were dead on the shore within 50m of each other. No fisherman was active at this location when we found them... 1st 3 photos from the southermost ray. Nearly identical in size.
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Two of these were dead on the shore within 50m of each other. No fisherman was active at this location when we found them... 1st 3 photos from the southermost ray. Nearly identical in size.
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Two of these were dead on the shore within 50m of each other. No fisherman was active at this location when we found them... 1st 3 photos from the southermost ray. Nearly identical in size.
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This one appears to have been on the beach at least a few hours.
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This one appears to have been on the beach at least a few hours.
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Medium-sized Sevengill shark of unknown gender
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We saw 3 large Sevengills at La Jolla Cove, at least one of which was positively identified as a male. They were between 6 and 7 ft. long
