Reef Manta Ray
One of the largest animals in our oceans
About the Reef Manta Ray
Feeding
Manta rays uncurl their cephalic lobes near their mouth to facilitate feeding!
Relationship with other Species
Symbiotic Relationship
Remoras attach themselves onto manta rays for protection and help to rid the manta rays of parasites.
Fun facts
Appearance
The patterns on their underside differentiate each manta ray, just like fingerprints do for us.
Did you know?
Manta rays are named after the Spanish word "Manta", which means mantle or cloak, due to their large body sizes.
Diet
Despite their large body size, they feed on the tiniest organisms - plankton.
Appearance
The patterns on their underside differentiate each manta ray, just like fingerprints do for us.
Did you know?
Manta rays are named after the Spanish word "Manta", which means mantle or cloak, due to their large body sizes.
Diet
Despite their large body size, they feed on the tiniest organisms - plankton.
Appearance
The patterns on their underside differentiate each manta ray, just like fingerprints do for us.
Did you know?
Manta rays are named after the Spanish word "Manta", which means mantle or cloak, due to their large body sizes.
Diet
Despite their large body size, they feed on the tiniest organisms - plankton.