How Do You Get a Camera to Stick to a Manta Ray? Manta rays have rough skin, similar to sandpaper, and suction cups can't achieve a perfect seal.

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These fisherman caught a manta ray on camera that’s so big, it’s making us wonder if the Loch Ness M We knew manta rays were big, but this one takes the cake

These Giant Manta Rays Just Want to Hang Out The Crittercams attach with noninvasive suction cups and stay on the mantas for up to six hours.

Manta Rays Prefer Staycations Over Long Migrations Scientists had long thought that oceanic manta rays migrated thousands of miles around the world.

Camera Put on Giant Manta Ray for First Time Ever The National Geographic Society, the Manta Trust and Scripps Institution of Oceanography have put Crittercams on manta rays for the first time.

Manta Rays Get Crittercams for First Time Ever Suction cup cameras allow scientists to observe elusive manta behavior, which may help conservationists protect the threatened animals.

Jaan & Arya After listening this Song, it's Time to Leave Earth

Mata-e-jaan میرا آدرش مُحبت اور ماٹو امن ہے.

Picture of the Day: Giant Manta Ray Filter Feeding Arturo de Frias Marques photographs a giant oceanic manta ray (Manta birostris) filter feeding off the coast of West Papua, Indonesia.