Giant ray photobombs aquarium cleaners
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Staff at an aquarium in London have set to work on their annual underwater spring clean.
Sea Life London houses more than 6,000 different species of sea life, including a octopus, clownfish, seahorses, and even a crocodile.
One giant ray jumped into a photo with its keeper while he cleaned the tank's glass.
The team scrub the floor of the aquarium
The Red Bellied Piranhas' display gets a spruce-up
The clownfish steer clear while their keeper cleans the glass
The Moon Jellyfish's windows get a polish
It's risky work scrubbing away algae in the shark tank
A keeper collects shark teeth from the bottom of the tank. Many species of shark can lose one or two teeth every week, and new teeth grow roughly every two weeks
A keeper gives the coral a trim to make room for other corals to grow
This ray makes sure that no-one slips on the wet floor
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