RP @plosone.org: Knochel and colleagues tracked reef manta rays in Papua New Guinea and found strong site fidelity, with most movements staying close to the Samarai Islands. Rays also adjusted their diving behavior in response to seasonal ocean conditio…
RP @plosone.org: Knochel and colleagues tracked reef manta rays in Papua New Guinea and found strong site fidelity, with most movements staying close to the Samarai Islands. Rays also adjusted their diving behavior in response to seasonal ocean conditio…
Knochel and colleagues tracked reef manta rays in Papua New Guinea and found strong site fidelity, with most movements staying close to the Samarai Islands. Rays also adjusted their diving behavior in response to seasonal ocean conditions, showing notab…
Storm events did not push these reef manta rays into long-distance travel. In southeastern Papua New Guinea, most stayed near the tagging site and expanded their use of deeper water instead. doi.org/hb6k3j