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It is said that there are more than 500 shipwrecks in the Bahamas, difficult campground and it s probably true. Some of these wrecks, especially those that allow access to their interiors, can be dangerous and even experienced divers should not go into them alone. There are plenty of guides and dive operators who do know their way around. Many wrecks are infested with fire coral. Many more are home to moray eels that are not dangerous if you give them space.

Rays, on the whole, are not dangerous. Tread on a stingray buried in the sand, however, and you re probably in for a trip to the local hospital. The ray s first reaction is self-preservation, and its natural instinct is to lash out with its murderous tail. Unless threatened difficult campground or trodden on, however, it s pretty much harmless and fascinating to watch as it flaps over the sandy bottom. Just be careful where you re putting your feet.

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