Manta Status

Travel discussion for St. John
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Rachelle & Joe
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Post by Rachelle & Joe »

WOW Kentuckygirl !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Awesome pic !!!!!
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TraumaQueen
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Pia wrote:That's how it was a few weeks ago - packed with groups shouting Manta Ray, Manta Ray and then 20 people or so running !!!

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Say it ain't so!!! How early do I need to get there to avoid that?!

Ok everyone......no more Manta talk until after May 19 8)

Oh the visual I have......
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Love! What a great shot!
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Post by SusanNJ »

Two years ago we did the same thing in Grand Cayman. I thought my husband would be more hesitant then me, but turns out he had no problem with the sting rays.

Here he is with one:
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Post by chrisn »

We've also done the Sting Ray City thing in Cayman. But those Rays are use to human interaction, and being fed by humans. They have become accustom and expectant of it.

My only hope is that over-eager and zealous tourists don't scare him off..or worse...hurt him even accidently.

I believe it's still best to only look and not touch him. He is a wild creature...and we being fortunate to enter his world should always respect it.
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Well my husband and i believe not to touch any wild animals or par take in any dolphin swimming actvities... BUT the sting ray city is a natural event and if the sting rays swim into your arms at free will so be it. We had a great time and no one was effected. It was a once in a lifetime experience. And maybe someday you can too :)
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