C'mon man! Paint it like a Bat! Wait, wait... since I like sharks, why not it's cousin, a Devil Ray! They fly!
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That's a manta ray, they can reach 7 m across (23ft)!C'mon man! Paint it like a Bat! Wait, wait... since I like sharks, why not it's cousin, a Devil Ray! They fly!
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That's a manta ray, they can reach 7 m across (23ft)!
My mistake, those rays are often generically called devil rays. They even call the small pelagic ray off our coast devil rays. I learned something new! So many species of rays in the ocean! These are little guys, only about 4' wing on them.This is the caption to the photo:
"The Munk’s devil ray, pictured above, got the nickname “tortilla” from the fishermen in the Gulf of California where the species lives, says Octavio Aburto, an assistant professor at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, who took the photo."
Link:
Science Friday's Picture of the Week
Either way, an awesome creature!
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