Do manta rays benefit from collective motion?

ScienceDaily
May 6, 2025, 1:13 pm54 pts
Researchers model the motions of groups of manta rays to study how group dynamics affect their propulsion, studying different formations of three manta rays: in tandem, in a triangular setup with one manta ray in front leading two behind, and in an inverse triangular configuration with one manta ray trailing…

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