history: Hi!  Do you know anything about manta rays?
knowledge: Mantas are found in warm temperate, subtropical and tropical waters.
response: I know they are found in warm temperature such as subtropical and tropical water!
history: Hi!  Do you know anything about manta rays?
I know they are found in warm temperature such as subtropical and tropical water!
They are pretty amazing creatures.  You can swim with them as they are quite docile.
knowledge: Manta rays are large rays belonging to the genus ''Manta''.
response: Yes, they are also large rays that belong to the "Manta" genus.
history: Hi!  Do you know anything about manta rays?
I know they are found in warm temperature such as subtropical and tropical water!
They are pretty amazing creatures.  You can swim with them as they are quite docile.
Yes, they are also large rays that belong to the "Manta" genus.
Wow!  do you know any other cool facts about them?  I didn't know their genus!
knowledge: Like whales, they breach, for unknown reasons.
response: So they are similar to whales as in they breach, but no one really knows why!
history: Hi!  Do you know anything about manta rays?
I know they are found in warm temperature such as subtropical and tropical water!
They are pretty amazing creatures.  You can swim with them as they are quite docile.
Yes, they are also large rays that belong to the "Manta" genus.
Wow!  do you know any other cool facts about them?  I didn't know their genus!
So they are similar to whales as in they breach, but no one really knows why!
That is crazy.  I would never have thought they would be grouped with whales.  How big do they get?
knowledge: The larger species, ''M. birostris'', reaches in width while the smaller, ''M. alfredi'', reaches .
response: Can't help on the actual size but there is a larger species called "M. birostris".
history: Hi!  Do you know anything about manta rays?
I know they are found in warm temperature such as subtropical and tropical water!
They are pretty amazing creatures.  You can swim with them as they are quite docile.
Yes, they are also large rays that belong to the "Manta" genus.
Wow!  do you know any other cool facts about them?  I didn't know their genus!
So they are similar to whales as in they breach, but no one really knows why!
That is crazy.  I would never have thought they would be grouped with whales.  How big do they get?
Can't help on the actual size but there is a larger species called "M. birostris".
That's cool.  Are they able to jump out of the water when they breach or do they just poke out a little?
knowledge: Both have triangular pectoral fins, horn-shaped cephalic fins and large, forward-facing mouths.
response: No clue on that, but both have pectoral fins that are triangular and large, forward facing mouths.