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Two Look-Alike Whipray Species Meet in Mozambique
Fourteen Years of Surveys Map Mozambique's Leopard Sharks
Underwater Ultrasound Confirms Pregnancy in Wild Giant Manta Rays
Mapping the Sharks That Cross Australia's Borders
Reef Manta Rays Cross National Borders in Southern Africa
Where Polar Sharks and Rays Need Better Protection
Little of Asia's Key Shark and Ray Habitat Is Protected
Bazaruto Is Both Home and Waypoint for Bull Sharks
Mapping the Endangered Atlantic Pygmy Devil Ray
Remoras Caught Hiding Inside Manta Rays
Better Clamps Mean Longer Whale Shark Tracks
Where Young Whale Sharks May Feed in the Southwest Pacific
A Whale Shark's Coral Sea Dive Extends the Depth Record
Study Estimates Nearly 174,000 Sharks and Rays Brought Ashore at Two Senegal Sites
Key Moreton Bay Ray Habitats Lack No-Take Protection
Killer Whales Meet Sharks and Rays in a New Global Dataset
New DNA References Help Tell Two Indian Ocean Whiprays Apart
Only 1.2% of Key Shark and Ray Areas Are Fully Protected
Whale Sharks Have Declined Sharply off Tofo, Mozambique
NEW STUDY: Marine Biologists Surprise Discovery of The Shape-Shifting Mimic Octopus in Mozambique!
NEW STUDY: Tracking Tuna in Galápagos Helps Guide Climate Change Models
NEW STUDY: Reef sharks are at a much higher risk of extinction than previously thought
Mysterious Giant of the Sea: 12ft Wide Endangered Sicklefin Devil Ray Found Off the US Atlantic Coast
New study confirms a world-first international migration of reef manta rays
New Study Finds The World’s Largest Population Of Giant Oceanic Manta Rays
New Study Shows Reef Manta Ray Social Relationships Depend on Individual Behavior Differences
New Study Reveals the Diving Behavior of Black and Striped Marlin
New Study Shows Komodo National Park Holds Some Of The Largest Aggregations Of Manta Rays
MMF and Partners Create First-Ever Accurate Digital 3D Manta Ray Model
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Researchers Document the Rare Ornate Eagle Ray
New Study Highlights the Need for Long-Term Population Monitoring of the World’s Largest Fish
Inhambane Seascape in Mozambique Recognized as Mission Blue Hope Spot
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New Study Values Madagascar Whale Shark Tourism at $1.5 Million Amid Calls for Stronger Protections
Researchers Launch First-of-its-Kind Wedgefish Study
First Study of Zebra Sharks in Africa Reveals New Hotspot in Need of Protection
Microplastics and Manta Rays: What’s In the Water?
Why do manta rays move their cephalic lobes?