NBC Newsのインスタグラム(nbcnews) - 7月13日 13時59分

An almost 10-foot manta ray, with large fish hooks buried in its skin, was rescued by a snorkeler after the ray seemingly approached him for help.
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"It's very rare for an animal to turn and come back over to you and present themselves. So I knew as soon as she started to interact with us, it was something very special," Jake Wilton, the rescuer, said. Click the link in our bio to read more.
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craigdesigninglife So pleased she was helped. I wish all creatures could trust humans!❤️

welliesandbrollies Awwww. The poor thing. Is she ok now? Did she need veterinary care?

cathi_i Amazing! Thank you for helping this beautiful animal

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maleckat Thank you for caring, and for helping save her.

true_sweetness3 a close up clear pic would be nice so i can c

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