NEW RESIDENT AT AQUARIUM

Here's the Ocean Voyager Gallery at the Georgia Aquarium, now home to a third manta ray. The female, collected off the coast of Florida, is 230 lbs  and  more than 8? across. She's joining the aquarium?s existing mantas, Nandi and Tallulah, four whale sharks and dozens of other sharks, rays, and fish in the exhibit, which (at 6.3M gallons!) is the  largest  single aquarium habitat  in the world. And what's the new girl?s name? A naming contest is underway. To enter, go to georgiaaquarium.org.

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