A relative to both stingrays and manta rays, cownose rays are typically found in shallower coastal waters. Many of the rays that people see in the Gulf of Mexico traveling between Florida's west coast and Mexico's Yucatan are likely cownose rays. When the tip of a cownose ray's wing pokes through the ocean surface, it can be mistaken for a shark fin!
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On one of our many walks along the beach that is right across the street from Sky High Beach Vibes, we spotted this squadron of rays swimming back and forth along the shore - what an awesome sight to see!
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