Spotted Ray over Rippled Sand

A spotted eagle ray passes just above the seabed, casting a soft shadow over the sand ripples. Pale dots cover its broad back, and a long tail trails into the blue-green water. Only a small patch of seagrass interrupts the open bottom, leaving the animal's outline easy to read.

Dots near the wings spread over wider curves than those around the head. That spacing can help sort the body without relying on individual piece shapes. Elsewhere, sunlit bands cross the sand's darker ridges at a different angle. Check which direction each line follows before joining two pale sections that seem to match at first glance.