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Holy smokes, that's deep.

That was incredible.

Dang, thought that was a ray. Just a turtle.

All right. Let's just drift with the current

and see where it takes us.

This water's getting a bit nippy.

It does feel a bit like we're back in the UK.

Visibility is about the same too.

But it might get even worse when the tide changes.

All right, if you keep eyes out for mantas coming in,

I'll root around under the reef and see what I can see.

Dan! Dan! Ray! Over there on the flats!

Is it a manta?

Can't tell.

Uh, nope, I think that's a spotted eagle ray.

I got the photo though.

Nice work. Every little helps.

Some big coral heads coming up here. Let's keep drifting.

This is the spot.

Watch the sandy edges. That's where we'll find the rays.

I'll make sure to check the slopes for any sleeping whitetips

and maybe some wobbegong.

Look for any type of shape that could catch your attention.

They can be hard to spot.

Anybody home?

Nope.

Oh, MJ, here!

Dang, thought that was a ray. It was just a turtle.

She's so cute though.

But are you sure this is the right spot?

Maybe we screwed up the timing of the tides.

Sharks and rays might've moved.

Let's head up.

Man, the vis sucks, Chris. It's really murky down here.

It must be slack tide. There is zero current.

Definitely a lot of movement up ahead.

What is that? I can't even see it on camera.

Moving in closer. Come on. Let's go see what it is.

Man, it's spooky down here, Chris.

Let's take it slow through this channel. Must be in here somewhere.

Movement up ahead! Camera ready!

There's something in the coral.

Oh man. Hey, buddy.

It's a loggerhead. It's enormous.

Well, it doesn't help our scorecard, but this guy is a legend.

Let's keep searching.

Low tide will be here in no time, and then we've gotta bounce.

Dan! Shark! Shark! Is that a whitetip?

Too big for a whitetip.

I think that that's a blacktip.

Our luck might be improving.

Yep, but the visibility isn't.

Also, it's getting a bit cold.

I don't think we're gonna see any mantas out here now.

Let's check the deeper parts of the ledge.

I bet that's where the wobbegongs are.

Man, the slack tide is really cramping our style right now.

At least every team has got to be dealing with poor vis,

but I got scuba certified in a lake, so poor vis don't bother me.

Dude, these bommies,

exactly what we were hoping to find on this dive.

Lots of hiding places for wobbegongs.

Frustrating.

I feel like we're so close, but I see no sharks.

The tide should be changing here any second.

I think we have to take the risk and push it a little further.

Just remember that if we get stuck here at low tide,

we're stuck for hours.

Looks to be more coral reef structure south.

Let's keep heading that way.

Current is also starting to switch. Not much time left for us.

Oh, check out this huge shelf. Help me look under here.

Whoa! A shiver of whitetips underneath!

There are so many.

Low-point shark, but lots of them.

Chris, you might wanna come check this out.

Why are you taking pictures of the sand?

Dude, look closely.

No freaking way.

It's a tasselled wobbe. It's a wobbegong.

That shark is so well camouflaged,

you know it's worth a lot of points.

Yeah, buddy! Mission success! Wobbegong dive accomplished.

Vis is getting better as the tide goes out.

That helped me see him.

Let's not spoil this win by getting stuck out at sea.

I feel the tide moving, clearing up just a little.

Keep pushing, Rosie!

Let's see if this also changes the shark activity.

Randy, heads up.

Blacktip from out of nowhere!

I think this is gonna pay off. Finally!

Rosie, I see a tail sticking out!

Nurse shark! Big points!

Whoa! Absolute beast of a cowtail ray.

He probably weighs more than I do.

My bad, dog! Didn't mean to disturb you.

New tide, new sharks. Here we go!

Bluespotted ribbon ray!

Whoa! Look at those colors!

A landmine with a neon warning sign.

Let's just not corner it for too long.

Whitetip!

Got him.

I wanna stay in this spot forever.

I think we've pushed our luck long enough.

One more and then let's call it.

Okay, that's it. Let's go.

This is the spot. See how calm it is underwater?

When it's super rough out, the island protects the sand flats here.

So keep your eyes out.

The rays can stack up in huge numbers here.

Is that a rock or a ray?

A cowtail ray!

Got it!

Finally!

And there's rarely just one.

Aliah, turn around.

Here he comes.

Camera ready.

Another one hiding in the sand.

Another one to your right!

Nice one!

Let's keep going.

Two more!

You brought us to ray heaven.

Okay, time to head up.

We got all the rays.

I think there's three or four.

I think that's why they were sitting here for so long.

I'm literally out of air.

Wow, we are far from the boat.

We're in a rip current. We gotta swim alongside.

-Do you hear that? -Yeah.

The boat is blocking our exit.