Chilean Devil Ray
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Chilean Devil Ray

Every summer, Chilean devil rays gather in large schools above a shallow seamount in the Azores archipelago. These oceanic nomads are still little understood, and the Azores is one of only a few locations where these rays gather in large numbers providing a unique opportunity for biologist Ana Sobral to unravel their mysterious lives.

Scientific Context

Scientific Name
Mobula tarapacana
Location
Azores, Portugal
Category
Sharks and Rays

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Published
October 22, 2026

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