devil ray

1 Snorkelers might spot turtles and devil rays, and there are several wrecks to explore by scuba.

2 The event will be sponsored by the Walter Munk Foundation for the Oceans and will include a presentation about Mobula munkiana, a species of devil ray that was named after Munk, who spent most of his career at UCSD’s Scripps Institution of Oceanography.

3 Scientists collected genetic samples from devil ray embryos during different stages of fin development to see which genes were active.

4 In the Sea of Cortez, aggressive overfishing wiped out local populations of two reef manta ray cousins, the oceanic manta ray and the devil ray, in just 20 years.

5 Most of the devil ray dives had an unusual stepwise profile.

6 Manta belong to the genus Mobula (formerly Manta), containing ten species - two (possibly three) manta and eight devil ray species.

7 Several species of sharks, as well as all manta and devil rays, are protected under the Convention on International Trade of Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES).

8 On the top floor of the aquarium (The Vista), breathtaking views of cruise ships and Miami’s skyline compete with the 100-foot wide, 500,000-gallion tank where mahi-mahi, devil rays, tuna, and hammerhead sharks cavort.

9 Manta Ray wants initiates to understand that there are no absolutes.

蝠鲼希望初学者理解世事无绝对。

10 In this case, Manta Ray would guide initiates to add a little fish to one's diet.

这种情况下，蝠鲼会建议初学者在饮食中增加少许的鱼类。

1 数种

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