Maldives - National Geographic

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440 mi of the sudden coast of India. In the archipelago nation of the Maldives, there's an uninhabited island named honey pharaoh. It's not much to see from the air. A spray of tropical shrubs on what appears to be a truckload of sand. Honey Veru is so small a child could walk its entire Senator Shaped coastline in about a 10 minute stroll. The island size isn't unusual for the more leaves, a collection of over 1000 tiny islands clumped in 26 ad dollars income passed by the vastness of the Indian ocean, but several times a year when time and tide, a line manta rays from throughout the more leaves converge here to feed in a spectacular quarrel reef ballet.