Manta and mobula rays span the tropics of the world and are among the most captivating and charismatic of marine species. However, their survival is severely threatened by growing fisheries pressure driven by demand for the gill rakers that the animals use to filter feed. This report is the first global assessment of what is currently known about manta and mobula biology, the threats they face, the fisheries and trade that target them, non-consumptive and sustainable uses for communities to profit from them, current conservation measures and urgent steps recommended to prevent regional extinctions.
Background International trade for luxury products, medicines, and tonics poses a threat to bo...
The Mobulidae are zooplanktivorous elasmobranchs comprising two recognized species of manta rays (Ma...
My scientific poster outlines the main conservation issues facing the Planet’s largest Ray species, ...
Manta and devil rays of the subfamily Mobulinae (mobulids) are rarely studied, large, pelagic elasmo...
Manta and devil rays of the subfamily Mobulinae (mobulids) are rarely studied, large, pelagic elasmo...
Manta and devil rays are filter-feeding elasmobranchs that are found circumglobally in tropical and ...
Despite being the world’s largest batoid fish, manta rays have been the focus of very little researc...
Background. International trade for luxury products, medicines, and tonics poses a threat to both te...
<div><p>Despite being the world’s largest rays and providing significant revenue through dive touris...
PublishedJournal ArticleResearch Support, Non-U.S. Gov'tWe describe the real-time movements of the l...
Manta rays Mobula alfredi are large, charismatic, filter-feeding elasmobranchs that are threatened w...
Manta and devil rays are filter-feeding elasmobranchs that are found circumglobally in tropical and ...
Lamakera, a tiny village in Indonesia, is a centre for the global trade in manta rays, which are lis...
Manta and devil rays are filter-feeding elasmobranchs that are found circumglobally in tropical and ...
Background: The directed harvest and global trade in the gill plates of mantas, and devil rays, has ...
Background International trade for luxury products, medicines, and tonics poses a threat to bo...
The Mobulidae are zooplanktivorous elasmobranchs comprising two recognized species of manta rays (Ma...
My scientific poster outlines the main conservation issues facing the Planet’s largest Ray species, ...
Manta and devil rays of the subfamily Mobulinae (mobulids) are rarely studied, large, pelagic elasmo...
Manta and devil rays of the subfamily Mobulinae (mobulids) are rarely studied, large, pelagic elasmo...
Manta and devil rays are filter-feeding elasmobranchs that are found circumglobally in tropical and ...
Despite being the world’s largest batoid fish, manta rays have been the focus of very little researc...
Background. International trade for luxury products, medicines, and tonics poses a threat to both te...
<div><p>Despite being the world’s largest rays and providing significant revenue through dive touris...
PublishedJournal ArticleResearch Support, Non-U.S. Gov'tWe describe the real-time movements of the l...
Manta rays Mobula alfredi are large, charismatic, filter-feeding elasmobranchs that are threatened w...
Manta and devil rays are filter-feeding elasmobranchs that are found circumglobally in tropical and ...
Lamakera, a tiny village in Indonesia, is a centre for the global trade in manta rays, which are lis...
Manta and devil rays are filter-feeding elasmobranchs that are found circumglobally in tropical and ...
Background: The directed harvest and global trade in the gill plates of mantas, and devil rays, has ...
Background International trade for luxury products, medicines, and tonics poses a threat to bo...
The Mobulidae are zooplanktivorous elasmobranchs comprising two recognized species of manta rays (Ma...
My scientific poster outlines the main conservation issues facing the Planet’s largest Ray species, ...