Giant Manta Ray (Mobula birostris)
The largest of the all ray species, the giant manta ray will be found gliding through temperate, tropical and sub-tropical oceans.
Coastal Ocean Explorers: Sharks
ANGARI and Florida International University scientists are inspiring the next generation through hands-on shark research and education at sea and in the classroom.
The Florida Manta Project
Jessica Pate shares her field research studying manta rays off of Palm Beach and Martin Counties in Florida.
Expedition 41: Florida Manta Rays
The Florida Manta Project, Digital Life 3D and ANGARI Foundation worked together to collect measurements, photographs and videos of manta rays in order to accurately build and animate a 3D manta ray model.
Third semester of Ocean Expert Exchange will cover sharks, shipwrecks and invasive species
ANGARI Foundation, in partnership with the University of Florida Thompson Earth Systems Institute's Scientist in Every Florida School program, is pleased to announce the Spring 2021 Ocean Expert Exchange schedule. This semester's presenting scientists hail from Florida International University, the…
Expert Panel: Sharks Off Our Shores
Expert panel discussion on blacktip sharks and their annual migration along South Florida's coast. The event purpose is to educate marine science students and the public about sharks at Florida beaches.
ANGARI Foundation to Premiere ‘Generation Ocean: Sharks’ 360 Film
West Palm Beach, Florida (January 25, 2021) – ANGARI Foundation is excited to announce the release of its 360 film “Generation Ocean: Sharks,” premiering on January 27, 2021. The second of the “Generation Ocean” series, this short film follows Florida…
Generation Ocean 360 Film Series
Experience the migration of thousands of blacktip sharks along the Florida coast or explore coral reefs in the Florida Keys in ANGARI's 360 films.
Shark Toxicology
Laura García Barcia shares her field and laboratory research on sharks and its impacts on conservation and policy work, including that tied to the shark fin trade.
Sharks eating anglers’ catches with impunity, but is it a species rebound or a problem?
Commercial anglers say there are too many sharks and their catch is at risk. Conservationists say the shark population is threatened and needs continued protection. What's the answer? The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is currently reviewing the issue.…