INRA0129A

: INRA0129A ✓ X

: Black Fangs ✓ X
Other values: Fangs

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Sex: female

Taxonomy: Mobula alfredi

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Collaborating Researchers

Robert Perryman

Affiliation: Marine Megafauna Foundation

Research Project: Global Manta Ray Program

Web Site: www.marinemegafauna.org

"I study social organization and behaviour of manta rays in Indonesia. I love reef mantas the most- they're just as friendly and curious as their bigger cousins!"

Stephanie Venables

Affiliation: Marine Megafauna Foundation

Web Site: marinemegafauna.org

"Steph is Senior Scientist at the Marine Megafauna Foundation. Her research focuses on threatened shark & ray species with a focus on manta ray ecology and population genetics."

Giles Winstanley

Affiliation: Marine Megafauna Foundation

Web Site: https://marinemegafauna.org