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Science & spaceBelow 71Scientists Still Don't Know Why This Animal Does This #MobulaRay #FlyingRay #shorts

Scientists Still Don't Know Why This Animal Does This #MobulaRay #FlyingRay #shorts

6.0× channel medianShort0:34EducationPublished Sep 8, 2026, 11:30 PM · 6w ago
Below 71
Below 71
4.5K subscribers · median 388 views
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Views
2,307
+31 views/hour
Views / hour now
31
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Peak views / hour
31
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Engagement
2.1%
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Likes
48
2.1% of views
Comments
1
0.04% of views
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Avg views / day
52
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vs channel median
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Rank in channel
#9
of 20 tracked

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Description

Mobula rays can launch over six feet out of the ocean using their massive wing-like fins — earning them the nickname "flying rays." But here's the strange part: after years of research, scientists still aren't certain why they do it. BELOW 71 — The Hidden Life of Our Ocean.
Tags
mobula ray, flying ray, ray jumping, ocean mystery, marine biology, breaching behavior, BELOW 71, ocean facts, deep sea documentary, unexplained animal behavior

Details

Published
Sep 8, 2026, 11:30 PM
Length
0:34 (34 s)
Format
Short (3 min or less)
Category
Education
Audio language
EN-US
Quality
HD
Captions
No
Made for kids
No
Licensed content
No
Video ID
nynrg34gD7Q

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