The mobula ray migration at its finest. This is the largest known migration of rays, anywhere on Earth. Every year, tens of thousands of mobula rays migrate here to the coastal waters of Baja California Sur, where they congregate here in massive numbers between the months of April to July. When in large enough groups, they can become quite easy to approach and we get to enjoy incredible underwater views of these animals up close. It’s one of the most amazing wildlife spectacles that we have here
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The mobula ray migration at its finest. This is the largest known migration of rays, anywhere on Earth. Every year, tens of thousands of mobula rays migrate here to the coastal waters of Baja California Sur, where they congregate here in massive numbers between the months of April to July. When in large enough groups, they can become quite easy to approach and we get to enjoy incredible underwater views of these animals up close. It’s one of the most amazing wildlife spectacles that we have here
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Devil Ray (Mobula mobular)
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Devil Ray (Mobula mobular)
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YouTubeWWF Mediterranean
Les raies Mobula s'observent de plus en plus en Méditerranée cet été, ce qui peut surprendre les curieux. Elle est l'une des espèces les plus menacées au monde. | TF1 INFO
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Les raies Mobula s'observent de plus en plus en Méditerranée cet été, ce qui peut surprendre les curieux. Elle est l'une des espèces les plus menacées au monde. | TF1 INFO
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Fever of mobula rays 💙 Mobulas (also known as devil rays) & mantas are part of the family Mobulidae, which constitute some of the most charismatic species of rays. There are currently nine recognized species in the genus mobula, and two species in the genus manta. Mobula rays are found in warm oceans across the globe, and their winglike fins can extend up to 17 ft! Video by @alex_sharks (IG: instagram.com/alexsharks_/) | Ocean Conservation Research - OCR
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Fever of mobula rays 💙 Mobulas (also known as devil rays) & mantas are part of the family Mobulidae, which constitute some of the most charismatic species of rays. There are currently nine recognized species in the genus mobula, and two species in the genus manta. Mobula rays are found in warm oceans across the globe, and their winglike fins can extend up to 17 ft! Video by @alex_sharks (IG: instagram.com/alexsharks_/) | Ocean Conservation Research - OCR
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Mobula Ray
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Mobula Ray
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Observation d’une raie mobula depuis le drone, Mer Méditerranée le 230725
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Observation d’une raie mobula depuis le drone, Mer Méditerranée le 230725
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Mobula rays, also known as "flying rays," are renowned for their dramatic aerial displays, leaping high above the ocean's surface. While the exact purpose of these jumps is still under study, theories suggest they may use these leaps for communication, parasite removal, or perhaps even as a form of joyful recreation. Regardless of the reason, witnessing a group of mobula rays soaring above the sea is a captivating testament to the mysteries and beauty of the natural world. 🎥 @alvautin.media 🎶m
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Mobula rays, also known as "flying rays," are renowned for their dramatic aerial displays, leaping high above the ocean's surface. While the exact purpose of these jumps is still under study, theories suggest they may use these leaps for communication, parasite removal, or perhaps even as a form of joyful recreation. Regardless of the reason, witnessing a group of mobula rays soaring above the sea is a captivating testament to the mysteries and beauty of the natural world. 🎥 @alvautin.media 🎶m
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Mobula rays are some of the most graceful and mysterious creatures in the ocean. Often mistaken for manta rays, these agile swimmers are famous for their ability to leap out of the water in spectacular aerial displays. 🌊✨ If you’re looking to dive or snorkel with these oceanic acrobats, here are some of the best places to find them: 🐠 🇵🇹 Azores, Portugal – A true hotspot for mobula rays, especially around Princess Alice Seamount and Ambrósio. These underwater mountains attract large groups o
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What an unreal moment with mobula rays 😍 These little rays form large aggregations, sometimes with hundreds of rays in one spot, creating an awe-inspiring sight! The rich abundance of plankton and small prey in the coastal waters of Mexico creates the ultimate feast for mobula rays allowing them to thrive and reproduce. These cute little rays can reach heights of up to 6 feet (2 meters) in the air! They jump out of the water for a variety of reasons, including communication, attracting mates, o
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Le plus grand rassemblement de raies volantes jamais observé
Jun 6, 2014
maxisciences.com
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"Flying Rays" is the nickname for Mobula ray who can leap 7ft out of the sea 😱 | UNILAD Adventure
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The spectacular display of the mobula ray | Natural History Museum
Oct 27, 2017
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Watch: Tens of thousands of mobula rays come together for an epic gathering—and vanish as quickly as they arrived. | National Geographic
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10 Amazing Mobula Ray Facts - Our Planet
Oct 13, 2021
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Raies Mobula (Diable de Mer) en Méditerranée
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Diable de mer : l'ange de la Méditerranée
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🔴 Des raies mobula aperçues en Méditerranée : un phénomène rare. "Il y a plein d'hypothèses, à commencer par les canicules marines qui sont de plus en plus précoces", explique Matthieu Lapinski, biologiste et président de l'association Ailerons. #JT13H | Franceinfo
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🌊 Floating with mobula rays. ⠀⠀ ⠀⠀ #MobulaRay #OceanEncounters #UnderwaterWonders #SwimmingWithRays #RayEncounters | Grays Harbor Historical Seaport
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Barracudas, raies mobula : ces nouveaux poissons qui font leur apparition dans les calanques de Marseille
Feb 25, 2024
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Les raies mobula surgissent des profondeurs par centaines, se déplaçant avec une grâce sans pareille. | Nat Geo Wild France
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Les raies mobula se font massacrés par des pêcheurs en Tunisie, alors qu'elles sont en "danger d'extinction" ! Si en France, il est interdit de la pêcher car elle est classé en "danger d'extinction" sur la liste rouge de l’Union internationale pour la conservation de la nature, la raie mobula n’apparait pourtant pas sur la liste des espèces protégées sur le territoire métropolitain. Et dans d’autres pays, comme en Tunisie, la législation est encore moins établie. Là-bas, aucune interdiction de p
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🇲🇽 Plongée dans les eaux turquoises de l’île de Jacques Cousteau, au Mexique. Elle est le meilleur endroit au monde pour assister au fascinant ballet aquatique des raies #Mobula. 📺 L. de La Mornais, A. Sangouard, Z. Boughzou, K. Sullivan den Bergh Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/francetvwashington/ Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/F2Washington Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/c/France2Washington/ | France tv Washington
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Je suis soigneur de raies mobula
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YouTubeNausicaa Centre National de la Mer
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Mobula Rays: Stunning Ocean Acrobatics
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TikTok4ocean
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Admirez ces raies Mobula voler au dessud de la surface de l'eau. | Nat Geo Wild France
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Découvrez l’histoire d’un partenariat scientifique dédié à la protection des raies mantes diables Mobula hypostoma. 🎬 Nausicaá et son Fonds de Dotation soutiennent Atlantine Boggio-Pasqua, doctorante en écologie marine, dans son projet de thèse dédié à cette espèce de haute mer. Entre ses recherches sur le terrain en Floride et sa collaboration avec l’équipe aquariologique de Nausicaá, Atlantine collecte des données précieuses pour mieux comprendre et protéger les raies mantes diables. | Nausic
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📷 LOS FRAILES & LES BANCS DE RAIES MOBULA 📷 À Los Frailes, la mer réserve parfois des spectacles irréels… Des centaines de raies mobula qui nagent ensemble, en parfaite synchronisation. On les voit fendre l’eau, sauter hors de l’océan, comme si la mer elle-même respirait. Un ballet sauvage, puissant et silencieux. Ces bancs géants ne sont jamais garantis. Ils apparaissent quand les conditions sont parfaites… et quand la nature décide de nous offrir un cadeau. 📷 Être témoin de ça ici, à Los Fr
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TikTokourhouseiswherewepark
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Mobula rays rise
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The Amazing Mobula Rays Show
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mobula rays
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