The B. Huraafaru area shares characteristics similar to the northern part of the Hanifaru Area in Baa Atoll. It has been observed that plankton accumulates in this region, attracting a large number of Manta Rays. As of 2020, 436 manta rays were detected in the area 1,239 times. This location serves as a crucial area for manta rays to find food and reproduce. Baa Atoll is globally recognized for having a large population of manta rays, emphasizing the importance of protecting such environments.

Additionally, Huraafaru Finolhu in this area is a significant environment for seabirds. Preserving this finolhu without altering the sea currents is essential.