Gavin Ray is a male pup that was first seen on November 13, 2015 by Alice Thigpen. He was small with 5 feet across.
WINGSPAN 8-9 feet
GENDER Female
SPECIES Mobula Alfredi (reef)
Gavin Ray
SPECIES
Mobula Alfredi (reef)GENDER
MaleWINGSPAN
5-6 feetMARKINGS
Marking resembles a "lobster"IDENTIFIED BY
Alice ThigpenIDENTIFICATION DATE
11/13/2015Gavin Ray'S MARKINGS
Gavin Ray's marking resembles a "lobster" (with some imagination ????)
How was Gavin Ray Named?
Alice named him after her friend’s 4 year old son, Gavin, who recently passed away from a sudden rare disease. When she asked Gavin’s mom about this, she wrote, “I would love a Gavin Ray. They are our angels and the ocean is our church.“
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