Jay Ray

Jay Ray was identified on September 5, 2007 by Martina Wing at Manta Heaven. We see him most often when the plankton is abundant.

At the beginning of the dive he usually stays on the outskirts of the action but as the night progresses Jay becomes bolder, closer and right over the divers heads. He cares less for the action and barrel rolling below the snorkelers.

 

 

SPECIES

Mobula Alfredi (reef)

GENDER

Male

WINGSPAN

8-9 feet

MARKINGS

''V'' pattern, solid patch below

IDENTIFIED BY

Martina Wing

IDENTIFICATION DATE

09/05/2007

Jay Ray'S MARKINGS

Jay has a very solid "V" spot pattern with a most noticeable solid patch below his gill slits.

How was Jay Ray Named?

Jay is named after Jason Radwick, a passionate ocean advocate who worked many night dives as a dive master.

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