St. James Ray was identified on October 1, 2004 by James Wing while 2 miles off-shore along the Kona Coast. The story being told is that St. James Ray was in “hot pursuit” of a female Manta that we call “Martina Ray“.
St. James Ray is a pelagic manta ray. We have seen him only once. Because he roams the big ocean, he may be spotted in a different part of the world one day. Be sure and keep a look out.
St. James Ray’s namesake is photographer and underwater explorer James Wing.
WINGSPAN 8-9 feet
GENDER Female
SPECIES Mobula Alfredi (reef)
WINGSPAN 8-10 feet
GENDER Male
SPECIES Mobula Alfredi (reef)
WINGSPAN 9-10 feet
GENDER Male
SPECIES Mobula Alfredi (reef)
WINGSPAN 14 feet
GENDER Female
SPECIES Mobula Alfredi (reef)
WINGSPAN 7-8 feet
GENDER Male
SPECIES Mobula Alfredi (reef)
WINGSPAN 7-8 feet
GENDER Male
SPECIES Mobula Alfredi (reef)
WINGSPAN 9-10 feet
GENDER Male
SPECIES Mobula Alfredi (reef)
WINGSPAN 8-10 feet
GENDER Female
SPECIES Mobula Alfredi (reef)
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