Devil Rays, also known as Manta Rays, are large, flat-bodied fish belonging to the family Mobulidae. They are characterized by their wide, triangular pectoral fins that resemble wings, allowing them to glide gracefully through the water. These gentle giants can grow up to 23 feet in width and are often found in warm, tropical oceans. Devil Rays primarily feed on plankton, small fish, and crustaceans by filtering water through their gills. They are known for their acrobatic displays, often leaping out of the water. Despite their size, they pose no threat to humans and are considered vulnerable due to habitat loss and fishing pressures.