Gigantic School of Rays | Untamed Americas

A record-breaking school of mobular rays has arrived off the coast of Baja.

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Gigantic School of Rays | Untamed Americas

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[eviannafaye]

How could anyone dislike this??? Our world is so amazing....

[realtalk]

Never SEEN an animal leap with so much excitement as this 😀👍

[mikestarr]

One of the most intriguing sea videos I have seen  brilliant, never seen rays leaping before

[Mangotropolis]

At times like this I like to think Steve Irwin's spirit has been carried on with all types of rays swimming in all the oceans, procuring their longevity and epicness. I miss you Steve.

[epacsenur]

They'll be able to fly one day, evolution is a slow process

[eddahwangechi]

Wonders of nature! We can't explain it all!

[abd-al-haqal-haqiqi]

thank the gods those rays are not found in the mediteranean if i saw them swim near me i will litteraly shit my heart out

[sierrawebb]

this is both the most majestic and ungraceful thing I have ever seen

[effiemooney]

Wow, could you imagine...magical, TY!!!

[marlenemcgovern]

Aloha! I never seen in open water, always a big tank. They are graceful and comical. Wonderful video! Mahalo for sharing beauty Richard. Always protecting what is most important!

[jillgoldberg]

so amazing i never saw anything like this

[EvanderY]

The earth and animals truly bestow beauty and are a reminder that there is still beauty in this world that man is tarnishing

[AlexOzoneVideos]

Who needs science fiction when you have stuff like this, no amount of CGI could ever emulate the beauty of that those cameras captured

[slicepal]

National geographic is BACK! Finally videos about nature, not random fucking shit I dont care about!

[Trevurie]

After millions of year, they're going to fly. Evolution!

[llSaviourll]

Didn't know rays stay in school and do jump like that. That's amazing!

[gsimon]

I had no clue these guys could get airborne like that!

[TotalSinging]

I've heard of this but have never seen film of them breaching before.