history: I once swam with a Manta Ray when I was on vacation in Florida.
knowledge: Manta rays are large rays belonging to the genus ''Manta''.
response: No way? That's the rays in the genus ''manta'' right? What was it like?
history: I once swam with a Manta Ray when I was on vacation in Florida.
No way? That's the rays in the genus ''manta'' right? What was it like?
Well I didn't realize it was there until I looked down.  It didn't seem to acknowledge my presenad and kept looking for more fish to eat.
knowledge: The larger species, ''M. birostris'', reaches in width while the smaller, ''M. alfredi'', reaches .
response: Oh, wow! There are two species of manta, a larger and a smaller one. Do you know which yours was?
history: I once swam with a Manta Ray when I was on vacation in Florida.
No way? That's the rays in the genus ''manta'' right? What was it like?
Well I didn't realize it was there until I looked down.  It didn't seem to acknowledge my presenad and kept looking for more fish to eat.
Oh, wow! There are two species of manta, a larger and a smaller one. Do you know which yours was?
A Smaller one.  I think I would have noticed a bigger one earlier.
knowledge: Mantas are found in warm temperate, subtropical and tropical waters.
response: That's pretty cool. They are generally found in subtropical and tropical waters.
history: I once swam with a Manta Ray when I was on vacation in Florida.
No way? That's the rays in the genus ''manta'' right? What was it like?
Well I didn't realize it was there until I looked down.  It didn't seem to acknowledge my presenad and kept looking for more fish to eat.
Oh, wow! There are two species of manta, a larger and a smaller one. Do you know which yours was?
A Smaller one.  I think I would have noticed a bigger one earlier.
That's pretty cool. They are generally found in subtropical and tropical waters.
Yeah a lot of people at the beach where I was had seen them a lot more in the summer than winter.
knowledge: They are filter feeders and eat large quantities of zooplankton, which they swallow with their open mouths as they swim.
response: Apparently they are filter feeders of zooplankton, which they eat through their open mouths while swimming.