The people behind him were completely baffled, having no idea why they were supposed to follow him.
Old Luo was the first to react. Suppressing his excitement, he gestured to the people behind him, signaling the other company employees to follow.
Little Du quickly caught on as well. Little Brother Lu was taking them to see the Manatees.
Little Du gestured to Old Ma and the others.
Only after seeing them all start moving did Lu Ao swim forward. Everyone stared at him without blinking, curious about how exactly he had pinpointed the Manatees' location.
But it was simply too inconvenient underwater. Even though everyone was full of questions, they had no way to ask them.
Lu Ao paid no attention to what they were thinking and simply led them forward in silence.
After swimming for over a hundred meters, they saw another group of Dugongs.
This group had only six Dugongs, and they looked somewhat larger than the previous group.
The Dugongs were still extremely leisurely, slowly chewing on the seagrass covering the seabed.
Only after observing them carefully for a while did they realize that the group before them was not made up of Dugongs, but Manatees.
The biggest difference between Dugongs and Manatees was their tails.
A Dugong's tail resembled a dolphin's somewhat, forked into a Y shape.
A Manatee's tail resembled a paddle—round, flat, and oval-shaped.
Anyone paying close attention could spot the difference at a glance.
Old Luo and the others had been wondering since last night whether there really were Manatees below. Now that it had finally been confirmed, they were all extremely excited. The two cameramen in particular never stopped filming with their cameras.
Lu Ao was the calmest among them. He held the others back, preventing them from going forward and disturbing