Mobula archivos - Mobula Conservation

07 Oct Pygmy devil ray – Mobula munkiana

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Mobula rays are elasmobranchs belonging to the genus Mobula....

07 Oct Bentfin devil ray – Mobula thurstoni

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There are ten species of Mobula rays....

07 Oct Sicklefin devil ray – Mobula tarapacana

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¡These rays are long-lived, slow-growing, and reproduce infrequently....

07 Oct Shorthorned pygmy devil ray – Mobula kuhlii

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Mobula rays are found in tropical and subtropical waters around the world. ...

07 Oct Longhorned pygmy devil ray – Mobula eregoodootenkee

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As filter feeders who follow oceanographic processes and their main prey, krill....

07 Oct Spinetail devil ray – Mobula Mobular

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Mobula rays are elasmobranchs belonging to the genus Mobula....

07 Oct East Atlantic pygmy devil ray – Mobula rochebrunei

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Mobula rays are found in tropical and subtropical waters around the world. ...

07 Oct West Atlantic pygmy devil ray – Mobula hypostoma

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These rays are long-lived, slow-growing, and reproduce infrequently (k-selected species), characteristics that make them particularly vulnerable to overexploitation....

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