Lana Del Ray

SPECIES

Mobula Alfredi (reef)

GENDER

Male

WINGSPAN

4-5 Feet

MARKINGS

Shaka with a Crystal

IDENTIFIED BY

Amy Covert

IDENTIFICATION DATE

03/26/2023

Lana Del Ray'S MARKINGS

Lana Del Ray has a large shaka with a crystal above it.

Lana Del Ray's Injuries/scarring

Lana Del Ray has a large scar on his left wing from a shark bite and smaller scars on his right wing from Cookiecutter shark bites.

How was Lana Del Ray Named?

Amy Covert identified Lana Del Ray off of Beach 67’s on March 26th, 2023. She was a baby, around 3-4 feet in wingspan, healing from two shark bits on her left wing and a large Cookiecutter shark bite on her right wing.

Fun Fact: At first, we thought Lana was a female, but after taking a closer look, claspers were found, so the manta is actually a male!

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