
Maite (M18)*
8/19/2006
East Flower Garden Bank
Note: This manta is tagged
Photo credit: Jesse Cancelmo
*Named in honor of Maite Yuleana Rodriguez, an aspiring marine biologist from Uvalde, TX.

Maite (M18)
September 2006
East Flower Garden Bank, Buoy #4
Note: This manta is tagged
Photo credit: Steve Heuer

Maite (M18)
September 2006
East Flower Garden Bank, Buoy #4
Note: This manta is tagged
Photo credit: Steve Heuer

Maite (M18)
8/16/2006
East Flower Garden Bank, Grouper Valley
Note: This manta is tagged
Photo credit: Schmahl/FGBNMS
For information on the manta ray tagging program, please visit our Manta Research page.
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