Diego swims with a thousand mobula rays off La Paz

[Vincesalvati1]

Great video. How lucky is Diego?

[JackieODiving]

nice video

[walteredstates]

Woooaahh. That's what the sort of thing the word 'Awesome' should be used for. thanks for these images!

[bubblevision]

That's a lot of rays

[Adabelardo]

Sencillamente Maravilloso

[ozjaybabe]

wonderful...my kind of heaven

[danhrabal]

♥ ♥ ♥

[andrewkahn75]

Amazing.

[TheHeavenlySunrise]

wonderful & inspirational video

[xMyOgGyCaTx]

Sooo wonderful!!!!

[cseckington]

Who can I get in touch with if I want to try and go out and see the rays?

I imagine something like this happens very infrequently?

[cseckington]

What time of year can you see the rays? 

[BlueOceanProductions]

@cseckington We saw them in August - though I'm not sure when is the likeliest time to see them.

[44gulfwaters]

Beautiful !  :-)

[cseckington]

Absolutely wonderful and beautiful !!

[1HarryH]

Wow, fantastic.

[fabgo]

Wow. That is amazing. When was this taken? Just now in October?

[cjustementmoi]

merci trop beau

[ASIARABIA]

now that's amazing!

[rizorman]

BEAUTIFUL: Share with my Nautical Tribe.

BRAVO, INSPIRING!!!

[disciara]

It is really moving to see how beautiful these rays are when they are alive. All I could see at the time was dead animals caught in nets, enough to understand they were new to science (and one of these is now deposited in the collections of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography in La Jolla). Thank you for showing me what they really look like. May they swim forever young (giuseppe@disciara.net)

[j9dive]

Hey Jim, I am Rocio's friend. What a wonderful video. Thanks for sharing, and thank Ernie for posting!

[disciara]

congratulations this a wonderful underwater footage of Mobula munkiana, which I described in 1987. Giuseppe Notarbartolo di Sciara

[BlueOceanProductions]

@disciara Thank you! And, thanks for your research on these rays, I have read about your work and findings. Especially - "Munkiana, also known as tortillas, he says, jump more frequently than other mobula, never grow larger than a meter and are more inclined to school."

[GregoryGallagher]

Blue Ocean Productions does it again, great footage Jim, congratulations and thank you for sharing these graceful creatures with everyone. Happy Thanksgiving from Canada!

[underwatercam]

...that is so wonderful, ...great, ..thanks for sharing ...and yes in deed, the world is soooo amazing!

[DamoWitty]

very cooooooooooll!!

[seaboo143]

THE WORLD IS JUST AWESOME.. :)

[tukspeacepipes]

Wow! A magic sea life moment for sure.

And the snorkelling looks fabulous too:these are great images that you've filmed.You are lucky to have done that:it must be so many people's dreamsTkz For the upload.