Group of manatees swim right past two luck paddle boarders

Group of manatees swim right past two luck paddle boarders Group of manatees swim right past two luck paddle boarders Group of manatees swim right past two luck paddle boarders Oh, the huge-manatee: Paddle boarders watch in shock as group of ten creatures swims directly beneath them Paddle boarding pair Tyler and Lauren were out on Weeki Wachee River Taking part in a tour when group of endangered manatees approached Huge creatures swam directly underneath them in mesmerizing video By Chris Pleasance For Dailymail.com Published: 23:23 GMT, 18 September 2015 | Updated: 00:49 GMT, 19 September 2015 32 shares 23 View comments When paddling along the Weeki Wachee river in Florida, you could expect to see dozens of fish and birds that call the river home - as well as a few 'mermaids' at the nearby tourist attraction. But among the rarest of sights along the stretch of water is the endangered West Indian manatees, unless you're this pair of lucky paddle boarders. Tyler and Lauren were leisurely making their way down the river on Saturday with paddle board company Sup Weeki, when this group of ten inquisitive manatees swam directly underneath them. Tyler and Lauren were filmed while out paddle boarding along the Weeki Wachee River, Florida, as a group of ten endangered manatees swam underneath them +2 Tyler and Lauren were filmed while out paddle boarding along the Weeki Wachee River, Florida, as a group of ten endangered manatees swam underneath them A spokesman for SUP Weeki : 'Tyler & Lauren get a special treat when this group of manatee swim so gracefully by them in the crystal clear water of the Weeki Wachee River. 'We don't see manatee every time people go out here - and I always tell people they're lucky to see one. These folks got to see ten all at once!' RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 2 Next We need a good home: 29 dogs rescued from horrific 'meat... It's mam-moth! Hair-raising video shows terrifying gigantic... Two dogs poke their heads out of a fence to welcome new... Share this article Share Manatees are known as 'sea cows' because of their similar size, peaceful temperament and diet of plants and weeds. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3240651/Oh-huge-manatee-Paddle-boarders-watch-shock-group-ten-creatures-swims-directly-beneath-them.html#ixzz3mAig6mNG Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook