Conservationists have completed a revolutionary study of Manta Rays, utilizing innovative satellite tracking devices. The published study is the first to track the ocean’s largest ray to ascertain the whereabouts of the endangered animal.

UN Conservation Convention Accepts Ecuador Proposal to List Largest Living Rays BERGEN, Norway, Nov.

With shark populations tumbling around the world, Chinese cooks are turning to manta and devil rays to fill their shark fin soup pots. Until recently, the rays were targeted only by subsistence fishermen, The Times of London reported Friday.

What's it like to live in a far-off place most of us see only on a vacation? Foreign Correspondence is an interview with someone who lives in a spot you may want to visit.

By MIKE SWAIN HOW about this for a giant portion of flied fish... The magnificent mobula ray is pictured soaring from the waves off Mexico. A cousin of the manta ray, it has a wing span up to 10ft. No one knows why they leap from the water.