Meet the manta ray, the ocean’s graceful flying giant! Discover how it glides underwater, feeds on tiny plankton, visits ...

The species typically lives offshore in warmer seas but can turn up in New York waters during the summer months ...

Manta rays have brains unlike any other fish, social lives that rival those of primates, and behaviors that are forcing ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Manta rays have only one baby every four to five years, making ultrasounds a valuable tool. Grecia González, MaresdeMéxico More ...

More than 300 miles off Mexico’s Pacific coast, a giant oceanic manta ray—its wingspan stretching around 15 feet across—glides past Madalena Cabral. She stays calm, and waits for the animal to see her ...

Beachgoers on Long Island got a rare look at an ocean giant after the world’s largest ray species turned up to feed close to shore. A video released by the New York State Department of Environmental ...