Have you ever seen mobulas rays (aka flying mantas) ? Mind-blowing experience đ„ You can mostly find them in Baja California Sur (Mexico), where they come together to feed in late november and late april đŹ #naturelover #peaceful #goodvibes #nature #scenery #beautifulday #paradise #decouverte #paysage #voyage #artaesthetic #Aesthetic #natgeo #ocĂ©an #Paysage4k #paysagemagnifiques #vidĂ©o #Ă©tĂ© #lieuxinsolites #paradis #manta #flying #flyingmantaray #mobula #bajacalifornia #mexico #fishÄ„39 Likes, TikTok video from Gayaâvadrouille "Have you ever seen mobulas rays (aka flying mantas) ? Mind-blowing experience đ„ You can mostly find them in Baja California Sur (Mexico), where they come together to feed in late november and late april đŹ#naturelover #peaceful #goodvibes #nature #scenery #beautifulday #paradise #decouverte #paysage #voyage #artaesthetic #Aesthetic #natgeo #ocĂ©an #Paysage4k #paysagemagnifiques #vidĂ©o #Ă©tĂ© #lieuxinsolites #paradis #manta #flying #flyingmantaray #mobula #bajacalifornia #mexico #fish". The Dodo 13.1M subscribers Subscribe 5.4M views 4 years ago kitten thedodo animals People Rescue Giant Manta Ray From Fishing Net This giant manta ray washed up on the beach in a. Golden Hour: Piano Version - Andy Morris. #hawaii #oahu #solotravel #manta #mantaray #freediving #freedive #freedivehawaii #snorkelhawaii". This was a rare sight to see as they do not usually spend much time on this island! While you can find manta rays on all of the Hawaiian Islands, they are more common on the Big Island and it is one of the few places in the world they are permanent residents of. #hawaii #oahu #solotravel #manta #mantaray #freediving #freedive #freedivehawaii #snorkelhawaiiÄ€.4K Likes, TikTok video from Jen đ "Flying with the manta rays today I got really lucky and had the pleasure of swimming with this beautiful manta in Oahu this morning. Lions Gain Protection Under Endangered Species ActÄŻor more great nature science stories and general news, please visit our sister site, Headlines and Global News ( HNGN ).Flying with the manta rays today I got really lucky and had the pleasure of swimming with this beautiful manta in Oahu this morning. Southeast Alaska Wolves Denied 'Endangered' Listing "Peru's new level of protection is vital to their survival and paves the way for the development of a sustainable manta ray tourism industry, which globally generates $140 million every year." "Manta rays reproduce very, very slowly, and can be impacted by even limited fishing," Peter Knights, WildAid's CEO, said in the release.
On average, adult mantas only produce one pup every two to five years.
These species are migratory in nature and particularly vulnerable to fishing practices because of their low reproductive rate. Manta rays ( Manta alfredi and Manta birostris), typically found in tropical, sub-tropical and temperate waters of the Atlantic, Indian and Pacific Oceans, are closely related to sharks and rays. Our ultimate goal is to achieve sustainable fisheries and sustainable consumption in benefit of future generations."Äźnvironmental organizations, such as Planeta OcĂ©ano, WildAid and The Manta Trust, have been advocating for increased protection of giant manta rays and manta tourism for years. When a one-ton giant manta ray with a wingspan of 23 feet was caught last year in gill nets made by Peruvian fisherman, conservationists called for action. "We thus highlight our commitment to promote positive change within our fisheries sector. "My team and I are extremely proud to have generated legal action for the protection of giant oceanic manta rays in Peru through this Ministerial Resolution," JesĂșs Eloy Barrientos Ruiz, Director of Supervision and Fiscalization of the Ministry of Production, said in a news release. With this movement Peru joins a dozen other countries with manta protection laws, including its northern neighbor, Ecuador. The new regulations state that any manta rays accidentally caught in fishing line or nets must immediately be released back into the ocean. However, the winged sea creatures are under serious pressures worldwide from accidental bycatch and as fisheries target mantas for their meat and gills, which are are often sold at Asian markets for use in a "health tonic." Waters between Peru and Ecuador are home to the world's largest-known population of giant oceanic manta rays, according to the Manta Trust.
This is a crucial step towards protecting the treasured marine creatures, which are particularly vulnerable to overfishing. Peru's Ministry of Production recently passed strong regulations banning the fishing of giant manta rays in its waters.
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