GIANT MANTA RAY: These rays can reach up to 29 feet wide | Oceana

The giant manta ray is the largest ray and one of the largest fishes in the world. Reaching of up to 29 feet wide, the manta rays are much larger than any other ray species. Learn more in our Marine Life Encyclopedia: bit.ly/30F1LsD
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It brings me joy to know that giant sea pancakes exist

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They are like the starships of the ocean more complicated kn their own way than spacecraft considering the complexity of life.

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How beautiful and graceful.

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I had a phenomenal dream about the giant rays this morning. Very unexpected!

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Amazing!

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I saw a 30 foot Manta Ray glide above us while SCUBA diving off the Pacific Coast of Costa Rica in 1996. 🤘 So cool!

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cool!

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We won’t forget what they did to Steve Irwin

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First,It wasn't a manta ray..it was a sting ray for your kind information..and second,the sting ray did not come up to steve and jab him..it was steve himself who went near the creature..nature in itself does not meddle with others matters..it is us humans who go and trouble others.

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@@vkpandey221 I've lived in southern Arizona for over 50 years and I know everyone has different experiences but my closest encounter was when hiking near my parents home I was going up a hill and my NEXT STEP was going to land on a coiled diamondback. Then it rattled . And I just seemed to freeze in time. But it was in time to avoid being struck. I wonder how many times people walk right by things that they don't know are even there?

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That was a sting ray, completely different fish

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They float like a butterfly and sting like a bee. Muhammad Ali.

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Manta Rays can't sting because they don't have stingers.

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Are you going by your own to record such videos

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Stunning video

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