“The ocean is deep; it keeps secrets. Time passes differently in the abyss.”
— Kate Marvel, Human Nature - Nine Ways to Feel About Our Changing Planet
A manta ray swimming underwater with small fish on its body in a grayscale image.
Photo of a mobula ray leaping from the the ocean at sunrise, with water splash and a sky with a warm orange hue.
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Two dolphins swimming underwater, captured in black and white, with reflections on their skins.
Two mobula rays taking an acrobatic leap out of the Sea of Cortez in Mexico off the coast of Los Barriles, with rocky hills in the background.
Close-up black and white photograph of manta ray with a remora suctioned to its head, in a moment that exemplifies the mutualistic relationship between the two species as they navigate the underwater world.
Photography of a mobula ray leaping in a moment of suspension over the Sea of Cortez in Baja California Sur, Mexico.
A dolphin breaching the surface of the ocean with water splashing around it.
Black and white underwater photograph of a whale's tail with water bubbles surrounding it.
Black and white underwater photograph of a manta ray with two smaller remora riding on its back, one example of the symbiotic relationship between animals in our world.
A vibrant photograph of a mobula ray in silhouette jumping out of the water at sunrise over the ocean.
Close-up black and white photograph of a manta ray, highlighting its eye, snout, and part of its body as it surfaces in the water.
A common dolphin jumping from the ocean with water splashing around it, viewed from behind.
A photograph of a mobula ray jumping out of the water with a mountainous landscape in the background.
A black and white photo of a large manta ray swimming underwater.
A black and white photo of a mobula ray jumping out of the water with hills in the background.
A photography of a mobula ray jumping out of the ocean water at sunset
Black and white photo of a giant manta ray swimming underwater with remora on its back, and a school of fish in the background near coral reefs.