mobulidae

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Topical Term
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a
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mobulidae

Manta rays

Did you know that a manta ray can eat 60 pounds (27 kilograms) of food in a day? Manta rays use scales in their mouths to trap food.

Giant rays of hope

protecting manta rays to safeguard the sea
"Kerstin Forsberg made waves in Peru when she started a community-focused project to save manta rays. Find out more about manta rays and how local people are working to save these gentle giants"--Provided by publisher.
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Manak the Manta Ray

Max must get the third piece of the Skull of Thallos to save his father, but first he must defeat Manak the Manta Ray, and his friendship with Lia will help him on his quest.

Wings in the water

the story of a Manta Ray
1998
While Manta Ray spends her time eating, growing, and gliding gracefully in the lagoon around Yap Island, she also avoids a startled fisherman who mistakes her for a shark.

Manak the manta ray

2013
Lia will help Max find the evil professor, even if it means accompanying him to the Forest of Souls, and Max needs such loyalty when he is forced to confront Manak, whose sting paralyzes victims.

Manta rays

2009
Photographs and text introduce young readers to the physical characteristics, habitat, and behavior of Manta Rays.
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