New study confirms a world-first international migration of reef manta rays — Marine Megafauna Foundation
Science Snapshot: Giant Manta Ray Sanctuary | The Scientist Magazine®
IDtheManta — Manta Trust
Manta Ray | National Geographic
Giant Manta Ray (Mobula birostris) - ANGARI Foundation
Manta ray. View from under. Abdominal black patterns are clues to individual identification. Yap Island, Federated States of Micronesia Stock Photo - Alamy
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Reef manta relationships depend on individual behaviour - DIVE Magazine
Diving into Recovery Efforts for the Giant Manta Ray | Defenders of Wildlife
Scientists Discover More Than 22,000 Endangered Manta Rays off Coast of Ecuador - Yale E360
Wild Personalities: Giant Manta Ray
Manta ray - Wikipedia
Large population of young Manta rays found at Flower Garden Banks
Reef manta ray social relationships depend on individual behavior differences
Manta Trust - The population of oceanic mantas in the Maldives have only been studied for a few years, and largely remains a mystery, but here is what we learnt this year.
DISCOVER THE WORLD'S LARGEST MANTA RAY EVER RECORDED | Sea Paradise
Manta ray, view from under. Abdominal black patterns are clues to individual identification. Yap Island, Federated States of Micronesia Stock Photo - Alamy
Maldives: This all-female team is working to protect manta rays | CNN
Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary Manta Catalog
Manta Catalog Azores on Twitter: "#Photo-ID is the use of photographs of marks/patterns to identify individuals. For #mobulas it is the pattern on their bellies that, just as our fingerprints, allows us
Manta birostris – Discover Fishes
MANTA VR —ECOVR
Manta Project Fiji - Piggyback feeding has only been observed in reef mantas (Mobula alfredi), this technique usually involves two but can involve more mantas. A smaller individual will position itself directly
10 Amazing Facts About Manta Rays
![First photographic evidence of oceanic manta rays (Mobula birostris) at two locations in the Fiji islands [PeerJ]](https://dfzljdn9uc3pi.cloudfront.net/2022/13883/1/fig-6-full.png "First photographic evidence of oceanic manta rays (Mobula birostris) at two locations in the Fiji islands [PeerJ]")