Diving with Giant Manta Rays in Mexico's Remote Revillagigedo Islands
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A senior travel editor made 17 dives over four days in Mexico's remote Revillagigedo archipelago, a UNESCO World Heritage Site 250 nautical miles from Cabo San Lucas, where giant oceanic manta rays with 20-foot wingspans approach divers with apparent curiosity and friendliness.
The article focuses on a single expedition; it does not assess the overall population or conservation status of the species.
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