Satellite tracking used to learn manta rays' secrets

Sunday, May 13, 2012 - 10:30 in Astronomy & Space

Very little is known about giant manta rays, fish up to 25 feet wide that glide through the ocean like giant underwater bats. Now, in the first study using satellite tracking of the creatures, scientists have teased out a few secrets, including that the beasts travel a lot.

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