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Behind the Lens | Diving Deep with Camera-Wearing Devil Rays
Devil rays give new meaning to the phrase "slippery devils". As the "Animals with Cameras" team found out, their smooth, slimy skin is totally unsuitable for attaching a camera with suction cups. Learn how they worked around this problem to capture stunning footage of devil rays diving deep into the blue ocean abyss.
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