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sea life
Swimming with a Ray
The magic of swimming with a Ray.
This ray kindly gave us a beautiful show at Sand Dollar Beach, George Town, Bahamas.
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Sea Turtles
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One of the joys of cruising is that the view from our home changes every day.
This lovely sea turtle swam by our stern. We were lucky and the waters were calm, giving us a perfect view. This guy stayed with us for a while, driving the dog crazy, but we loved it.
Who knows what will swim by us tomorrow.
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Dogs and Sharks
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Dogs can be curious creatures, but sometimes it’s not in their best interest to engage with sea life.
The nurse sharks are keeping a close eye on the fish cleaning that we are doing near by. Jasper, the springer spaniel, is keeping a close eye on the nurse sharks.
If your dog likes to jump off docks, this might be a good time to have him on a leash. Ours are just curious and stay out of the water.
Nurse sharks are gentle creatures, and some of our group actually swam with them. I guarded the dogs, you know . . . just in case they needed guarding.
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Spotted Eagle Ray
#sailing The Bahamian waters are crystal clear and make viewing sea life easy.
This beautiful spotted eagle ray swam along side our Lagoon 380 at slow speed. I was so excited that I had time to get my camera and snap this photo. The water is nine feet deep here, but it looks like we are about to go aground.
Kristina Stanley 