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English (Translate this text in English): Roca Partica is a rock about 100 yards in length, sticking out like two horns from the sea, covered with quano. White tips swim and nest in the nooks in the shallows. Hammerheads circle down below. Giant Mantas cruise in and out. The current is slight on the lee side and a wild ride on the windward.

English (Translate this text in English): Roca Partica is a rock about 100 yards in length, sticking out like two horns from the sea, covered with quano. White tips swim and nest in the nooks in the shallows. Hammerheads circle down below. Giant Mantas cruise in and out. The current is slight on the lee side and a wild ride on the windward.

Roca Partica is a rock about 100 yards in length, sticking out like two horns from the sea, covered with quano. White tips swim and nest in the nooks in the shallows. Hammerheads circle down below. Giant Mantas cruise in and out. The current is slight on the lee side and a wild ride on the windward.

English (Translate this text in English): Roca Partica is a rock about 100 yards in length, sticking out like two horns from the sea, covered with quano. White tips swim and nest in the nooks in the shallows. Hammerheads circle down below. Giant Mantas cruise in and out. The current is slight on the lee side and a wild ride on the windward.

English (Translate this text in English): Roca Partica is a rock about 100 yards in length, sticking out like two horns from the sea, covered with quano. White tips swim and nest in the nooks in the shallows. Hammerheads circle down below. Giant Mantas cruise in and out. The current is slight on the lee side and a wild ride on the windward.

English (Translate this text in English): Roca Partica is a rock about 100 yards in length, sticking out like two horns from the sea, covered with quano. White tips swim and nest in the nooks in the shallows. Hammerheads circle down below. Giant Mantas cruise in and out. The current is slight on the lee side and a wild ride on the windward.

English (Translate this text in English): Roca Partica is a rock about 100 yards in length, sticking out like two horns from the sea, covered with quano. White tips swim and nest in the nooks in the shallows. Hammerheads circle down below. Giant Mantas cruise in and out. The current is slight on the lee side and a wild ride on the windward.

English (Translate this text in English): Roca Partica is a rock about 100 yards in length, sticking out like two horns from the sea, covered with quano. White tips swim and nest in the nooks in the shallows. Hammerheads circle down below. Giant Mantas cruise in and out. The current is slight on the lee side and a wild ride on the windward.

English (Translate this text in English): Roca Partica is a rock about 100 yards in length, sticking out like two horns from the sea, covered with quano. White tips swim and nest in the nooks in the shallows. Hammerheads circle down below. Giant Mantas cruise in and out. The current is slight on the lee side and a wild ride on the windward.

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