Limited Edition of 25 per size
Each spring and summer, large groups of Mobula munkiana gather in the Sea of Cortez to feed, mate, and give birth. Known for their acrobatic leaps up to two meters high, these rays use breaching for communication, courtship, or parasite removal. I spend days kayaking at sunrise photographing their spontaneous, joyful behaviors—one of my favorite marine species. Listed as Near Threatened, Munk’s devil rays face threats from bycatch and habitat loss. I hope this image raises awareness of their beauty and vulnerability.
Limited Edition of 25 per size
Each spring and summer, large groups of Mobula munkiana gather in the Sea of Cortez to feed, mate, and give birth. Known for their acrobatic leaps up to two meters high, these rays use breaching for communication, courtship, or parasite removal. I spend days kayaking at sunrise photographing their spontaneous, joyful behaviors—one of my favorite marine species. Listed as Near Threatened, Munk’s devil rays face threats from bycatch and habitat loss. I hope this image raises awareness of their beauty and vulnerability.
All fine art prints are paired with polished acrylic for extra depth and a high-impact, radiant display. Prints come with french cleat hanging hardware for easy, stable way to mount your print to the wall and keep it level.
Additional Pelagic prints and custom sizes available. If you’d like to see more images of a certain species, or are interested in another size, please email me at cynthia@intothewildimagery.com for options.
