Movement, residency, and behavioral plasticity of reef manta rays in the Samarai Islands of Papua New Guinea

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24.hu, 04 Jul 2026

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Giant manta rays were thought to flee monsoons — then, tags showed them 1,300 feet down

Yahoo! News, 18 Jun 2026

For years, researchers thought reef manta rays in Papua New Guinea avoided rough monsoon conditions by leaving for calmer waters.

Giant manta rays were thought to flee monsoons — then, tags showed them 1,300 feet down

Yahoo!, 18 Jun 2026

For years, researchers thought reef manta rays in Papua New Guinea avoided rough monsoon conditions by leaving for calmer waters.

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