On the Air: September 15, 2019
Mangrove forests are some of the most important on the planet. They protect the coastline from storms and provide habitat for fish and other creatures.
In Print: September 7, 2019
Devil rays, and their cousins manta rays, are known for putting on spectacular acrobatic shows, jumping and twisting in the air. They grow up to 13 feet across and typically live offshore throughout the world at latitudes where the surface waters are warm. But scientists have learned that devil rays don’t always stay in the warm shallow waters. Besides leaping toward the sky, these rays also regularly descend very deep into the ocean.
