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Scenes from the bloody manta ray trade

Manta and mobula rays are ecotourism gold, but fishing pressure to feed Chinese medicines is threatening both groups

18 January 2012

Manta and mobula rays are ecotourism gold, but fishing to feed the traditional Chinese medicine trade is threatening both groups, according to a new published jointly by conservation organisations and . 颁辞濒颈苍听叠补谤谤补蝉

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