Mobula Rays propel themselves into the air and then “belly flop” as hard as they can in order to make a big splash. The bigger the splash, the better chance they have of attracting a mate.
Video originally posted on YouTube by: BBC
Mobula Rays propel themselves into the air and then “belly flop” as hard as they can in order to make a big splash. The bigger the splash, the better chance they have of attracting a mate.
Video originally posted on YouTube by: BBC
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