Island Life: The buddy system
Two juvenile eagle rays swim together in Keauhou Bay. Juveniles often swim in two so that if a predator attacks one the other can escape.
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Two juvenile eagle rays swim together in Keauhou Bay. Juveniles often swim in two so that if a predator attacks one the other can escape.