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Oceanic Manta Ray Collection

The oceanic manta ray, also known as the giant manta ray or Mobula birostris

Background imageOceanic Manta Ray Collection: Giant Manta Ray (Manta birostris), San Benedicto Island, Revillagigedo Archipelago

Giant Manta Ray (Manta birostris), San Benedicto Island, Revillagigedo Archipelago Biosphere Reserve (Socorro Islands), Pacific Ocean, Western Mexico. Vulnerable species

Background imageOceanic Manta Ray Collection: Giant Manta (Manta birostris) with Remoras (Remora brachyptera) attached to both wings

Giant Manta (Manta birostris) with Remoras (Remora brachyptera) attached to both wings, offshore Santa Maria Island, Azores, Atlantic Ocean

Background imageOceanic Manta Ray Collection: Giant Manta Ray (Manta birostris), with Remoras (Echeneididae) Socorro Island, Revillagigedo

Giant Manta Ray (Manta birostris), with Remoras (Echeneididae) Socorro Island, Revillagigedo Archipelago Biosphere Reserve (Socorro Islands), Pacific Ocean, Western Mexico, March

Background imageOceanic Manta Ray Collection: Oceanic manta (Mobula birostris). Cousins Rock, San Salvador Island, Santiago Island

Oceanic manta (Mobula birostris). Cousins Rock, San Salvador Island, Santiago Island, Galapagos National Park, Galapagos Islands. East Pacific Ocean

Background imageOceanic Manta Ray Collection: soft manta 3

soft manta 3
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Background imageOceanic Manta Ray Collection: Bright manta

Bright manta
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Background imageOceanic Manta Ray Collection: Bottom feeding manta

Bottom feeding manta
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Background imageOceanic Manta Ray Collection: gold escort

gold escort
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Background imageOceanic Manta Ray Collection: Manta face 2

Manta face 2
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Background imageOceanic Manta Ray Collection: Manta ray (Manta birostris), San Benedicto, Revillagigedo (Socorro) Islands, Mexico

Manta ray (Manta birostris), San Benedicto, Revillagigedo (Socorro) Islands, Mexico, East Pacific Ocean

Background imageOceanic Manta Ray Collection: Océanic Manta Ray

Océanic Manta Ray
On ne s'en rend pas compte sur la photo, mais cette raie Manta OcA©anique est immense!!! Environ 6 mA┬¿tres d'envergure.. Barathieu Gabriel

Background imageOceanic Manta Ray Collection: Ocean Manta Ray on the reef

Ocean Manta Ray on the reef
Certainement l'une des plus belles photos de cette croisiA┬¿re, et l'un des plus beau moment aussi. Cette magnifique et gigantesque raie manta ocA©anique

Background imageOceanic Manta Ray Collection: Manta madness

Manta madness
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Background imageOceanic Manta Ray Collection: Duel Manta

Duel Manta
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Background imageOceanic Manta Ray Collection: black manta and snorkler

black manta and snorkler
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Background imageOceanic Manta Ray Collection: yellow trevally with manta

yellow trevally with manta
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Background imageOceanic Manta Ray Collection: Sun shioluette

Sun shioluette
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Background imageOceanic Manta Ray Collection: Black Belly manta

Black Belly manta
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Background imageOceanic Manta Ray Collection: Bright manta

Bright manta
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Background imageOceanic Manta Ray Collection: Double manta outer reef

Double manta outer reef
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Background imageOceanic Manta Ray Collection: Bottom feeding manta

Bottom feeding manta
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Background imageOceanic Manta Ray Collection: Ghost manta

Ghost manta
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Background imageOceanic Manta Ray Collection: gold escort

gold escort
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Background imageOceanic Manta Ray Collection: Golden manta and snorklers 1

Golden manta and snorklers 1
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Background imageOceanic Manta Ray Collection: Full face manta

Full face manta
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Background imageOceanic Manta Ray Collection: Grey Manta

Grey Manta
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Background imageOceanic Manta Ray Collection: hungry manta

hungry manta
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Background imageOceanic Manta Ray Collection: hungry mouth manta

hungry mouth manta
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Background imageOceanic Manta Ray Collection: Golden manta and snorklers

Golden manta and snorklers
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Background imageOceanic Manta Ray Collection: jet black and snorkler

jet black and snorkler
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Background imageOceanic Manta Ray Collection: Jet Manta

Jet Manta
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

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manta and people 1
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Background imageOceanic Manta Ray Collection: Manta face 2

Manta face 2
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Background imageOceanic Manta Ray Collection: Manta Formation

Manta Formation
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Background imageOceanic Manta Ray Collection: manta coming

manta coming
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Background imageOceanic Manta Ray Collection: manta in the sun

manta in the sun
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Background imageOceanic Manta Ray Collection: Manta madness

Manta madness
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Background imageOceanic Manta Ray Collection: manta manta combo

manta manta combo
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Background imageOceanic Manta Ray Collection: oceanic manta 4

oceanic manta 4
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

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oceanic manta 1
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

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pure white 2
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

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outer reef snorkel manta 3
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Background imageOceanic Manta Ray Collection: oceanic manta

oceanic manta
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Background imageOceanic Manta Ray Collection: reflective manta

reflective manta
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Background imageOceanic Manta Ray Collection: rolling black manta

rolling black manta
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

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soft manta 3
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Background imageOceanic Manta Ray Collection: soft manta white

soft manta white
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef



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The oceanic manta ray, also known as the giant manta ray or Mobula birostris, is a majestic creature that can be found in various locations such as San Benedicto Island and Socorro Island in the Revillagigedo Archipelago. These magnificent creatures often have Remoras attached to their wings, like the Remora brachyptera species. With their impressive size and grace, they glide through the water effortlessly. One particular sighting of an oceanic manta ray took place at Cousins Rock on San Salvador Island and Santiago Island. This individual had a stunning golden hue, earning it the nickname "gold escort. " Its vibrant coloration stood out against the deep blue waters surrounding it. Another captivating feature of these gentle giants is their unique facial markings. One photograph captured a close-up shot of its face, revealing intricate patterns and textures that make each individual distinct from one another. Oceanic mantas are not only visually striking but also fascinating in their behavior. Some individuals are bottom feeders, gracefully swooping down to scoop up plankton-rich waters with their wide mouths open. Their feeding habits play a crucial role in maintaining marine ecosystems' balance. These incredible creatures are truly awe-inspiring to witness underwater. The image titled "soft manta" showcases its graceful movements as it glides through the vast ocean expanse effortlessly. In Mexico's Socorro Islands, specifically San Benedicto Island, divers were fortunate enough to encounter this breathtaking species up close. The photo captures its sheer size and power as it navigates through the crystal-clear waters surrounding them. The oceanic manta ray holds a special place among marine enthusiasts due to its beauty and importance within our oceans' delicate ecosystems. Observing these gentle giants reminds us of nature's wonders and motivates us to protect them for future generations to enjoy.