Indonesian researchers study how to help rays released as bycatch survive

Mongabay
May 12, 2021, 8:19 am156 pts
JAKARTA — Researchers in Indonesia are working to identify the best practices for safely releasing threatened manta rays and devil rays that are caught alive unintentionally by fishers. Populations of these large rays from the genus Mobula have been devastated in recent years by targeted and bycatch fisheries…

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