Daniel Ray

Daniel Ray was identified on April 8, 2012, Easter Sunday, at Manta Heaven by Martina Wing. His approximate 4 foot wing span and small claspers indicate that he is very young.

He tends to stay on the outside of the circle and seems shy. In 2012 we saw him 6 times after he was identified. He is named for Daniel Davis, younger brother of manta enthusiast and scuba instructor, Jonathan Davis.

SPECIES

Mobula Alfredi (reef)

GENDER

Male

WINGSPAN

4-5 feet

MARKINGS

V or U shape marking, one oval shaped spot in the right center

IDENTIFIED BY

Martina Wing

IDENTIFICATION DATE

04/08/2012

Daniel Ray'S MARKINGS

Daniel has a V or U shape made up by the outer spots and one oval shaped spot in the right center.

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