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Special fact: Manta Rays Are Harmless Although Manta Rays look like they are dangerous, they are in fact harmless. Unlike their Sting-Ray cousins, they do not have a stinger, and really don’t have any way of hurting you.They do have around 300 tiny teeth, but they certainly aren’t sharp enough to penetrate your skin.If a Manta Ray feels threatened or in danger whilst around you, they will flee the scene at speeds of up to 24/km/h.

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Special fact: Manta Rays Are Harmless Although Manta Rays look like they are dangerous, they are in fact harmless. Unlike their Sting-Ray cousins, they do not have a stinger, and really don’t have any way of hurting you.They do have around 300 tiny teeth, but they certainly aren’t sharp enough to penetrate your skin.If a Manta Ray feels threatened or in danger whilst around you, they will flee the scene at speeds of up to 24/km/h.

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DESCENDING 4K | S1 E12 | The Giant Manta Rays

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Nurition: Almost 75% of their diet consists of fishes and pelagic molluscs. These are likely to be captured at depths of 200 to 1000 metres

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Nurition: Almost 75% of their diet consists of fishes and pelagic molluscs. These are likely to be captured at depths of 200 to 1000 metres

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Living environment: Where They Live. The giant manta ray is found worldwide in tropical, subtropical, and temperate bodies of water.  in productive coastal areas. The species has also been observed in estuarine waters, oceanic inlets, and within bays and intercoastal waterways.

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Living environment: Where They Live. The giant manta ray is found worldwide in tropical, subtropical, and temperate bodies of water.  in productive coastal areas. The species has also been observed in estuarine waters, oceanic inlets, and within bays and intercoastal waterways.

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   Size and weight:                                                                                  While the smaller reef manta ray has an impressive average wingspan, the giant manta ray - the largest ray species - can have a wingspan of up to 8 metres. they can reach a weight of two tons

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   Size and weight:                                                                                  While the smaller reef manta ray has an impressive average wingspan, the giant manta ray - the largest ray species - can have a wingspan of up to 8 metres. they can reach a weight of two tons