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‘One in a Million’: Mammoth Manta Ray Photobombs Satellite Beach Surfer in Viral Photo

By  //  March 19, 2021

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Dad was shooting son surfing at Satellite beach

Lucky Florida photographer Rusty Escandell got the snap of a lifetime on Sunday when a mammoth manta ray — more than 8 feet long — jumped out of the water and photobombed a surfer. (Rusty Escandell image)

(FOX NEWS) – Lucky Florida photographer Rusty Escandell got the snap of a lifetime on Sunday when a mammoth manta ray — more than 8 feet long — jumped out of the water and photobombed a surfer.

“Saw the splash behind the surfer I was photographing using burst mode catching several frames in a row, but didn’t realize it was a manta ray until I got home and was reviewing the picture!” he told FOX 35 News.

He was at Satellite Beach with family and friends shooting his son surfing when he took the photograph, which has since gone viral online.

“That’s the shot of the century there!” wrote one commenter.

Another said, “One in a million chances of catching this photo!”

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