Last Week one of our lovely guests got a glimpse of an unusual sight in Lembeh, a Manta Ray. Mantas are not often seen here in Lembeh, and when they are seen it is usually in September or October – so this was a very nice surprise.
Congrats to Chaani Desai for getting a photo as the Manta Ray Circled overhead (twice!)
Manta Ray in the Lembeh Straits by Chaani Desai
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