First Manta Ray to Be Exhibited in North America
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The first manta ray to be exhibited in North America lands at the Georgia Aquarium.
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Category: manta ray
The first manta ray to be exhibited in North America lands at the Georgia Aquarium.
Posted by ableiman at 1:12 PM • 8 Comments •
Category: aquarium
The Japanese public watched in fascination last month as the first manta ray birth in captivity was broadcast nationwide from the Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium. Adult manta rays are large with ,Aeuwingspans,Aeu up to 25,Aeo across. However, baby manta rays are...
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