Assertion: manta ray's fin | /r/HasProperty | cephalic
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text: While feeding, mantas flatten their cephalic fins to channel food into their mouths and the small particles are collected by the tissue between the gill arches.
text: While feeding, mantas flatten their cephalic fins to channel food into their mouths and the small particles are collected by the tissue between the gill arches.
text: When feeding, mantas hold their cephalic fins in an “O” shape and open their mouths wide, creating a funnel that pushes water and prey through their mouth and over their gill rakers.
text: When feeding, mantas hold their cephalic fins in an “O” shape and open their mouths wide, creating a funnel that pushes water and prey through their mouth and over their gill rakers.
text: Swimming with its mouth open, the animal directs food-laden water into its mouth with its cephalic fins.
text: Both manta rays are filter-feeders, actively combing the waters for the smallest of prey, and using their cephalic fins to channel water into their mouths.
text: Then the manta ray tightens its cephalic fins around its mouth to form a funnel and swims, open-mouthed, in a straight line through the mass.
text: Both manta rays are filter-feeders, actively combing the waters for the smallest of prey, and using their cephalic fins to channel water into their mouths.
text: Then the manta ray tightens its cephalic fins around its mouth to form a funnel and swims, open-mouthed, in a straight line through the mass.
text: Its cephalic fins, inside of its mouth and its gill slits are often black.