Discovering A Second Species of Giant Manta Ray

Posted by Nadia Aly on May 17, 2011 in Featured, Sea Creatures · 2 Comments

Andrea Marshall talks about discovering a second species of giant manta ray. Working from a remote part of Mozambique for the last five years she has come across a discovery which changes the way we see giant mantas completely.

 

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