In the morning, a large group of Jose Ray appeared in the waters near the Bondi Beach. (No.9 pictures)
An exclamation point near one of Sydney`s beaches this morning, according to table 9. A large group of Cranes Ray appeared in the area near the Bondi Beach.
It is reported that the drone that monitors shark conditions uses Drone Shark App to show a rare scene captured. At Sydney`s most iconic coastline, there is a flock of cow-nosed rays in the clear water.
It is unusual for Drone Shark App operators to provide images to surfers and issue shark warnings to beach visitors, where large groups of bull-nosed rays appear in such southern waters.
It is reported that there are two different kinds of cow-nosed rays in Australian waters. Such marine organisms usually appear in groups and are often seen very close to the surface of the sea.
However, Drone Shark App said the company`s drones have been photographing the sea in the air for two years and have not yet seen a similar situation.
This morning, a large group of bull-nosed rays (Cownose Ray) appeared in the waters near (Bondi Beach) on Bundy Beach. (photo No. 9)
