Giant manta rays were thought to flee monsoons — then, tags showed them 1,300 feet down
For years, researchers thought reef manta rays in Papua New Guinea avoided rough monsoon conditions by leaving for…
Suckerfish Are Disappearing into Manta Rays’ Rear Ends. Researchers Say They’re ‘Just That Weird’
NEED TO KNOW Suckerfish, also known as remoras, have been observed diving into manta rays’ rear ends seven…
Remoras Are Diving Into Manta Ray “Buttholes.” Really.
New observations of remoras diving into the cloacas and gill slits of manta rays suggest these relationships may…
Manta rays plunge 4,000 feet to chart long journeys across oceans
New research has found that oceanic manta rays, the largest ray species, can dive to extreme depths. International…