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Photographer Aidan Bedford captured the Mobula Ray Migration at it’s finest

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Cats & Dogs Universe1 year ago

Twice a year Baja hosts the most spectacular mass migration of Mobula Rays, which often leap out of the water to attract mates.

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Premium1 year ago

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Love Like Jesus1 year ago

Piranha fishing seems dangerous? 😬

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John Luke1 year ago

Arctic terns undertake the longest migration of any bird species

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Ali Arraour1 year ago

Mobula rays can jump over two meters out of the water and remain airborne for several seconds.

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Rahul X1 year ago

The Murmuration of the Italian Starling birds (Sturnus vulgaris).

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Aleena1 year ago

👍👌😊

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Jenks1 year ago

Beautiful

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Alaska1 year ago

1000s of mobula rays migrate around Baja.

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The Factitorium1 year ago

The visuals are incredible, but the data processing is even more impressive. You're looking at a biological mesh network with thousands of nodes, all executing a few simple rules in parallel: match heading, maintain distance, avoid collision. It's the most successful swarm robotics project on the planet, running on an OS perfected over millions of years.

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