<prompt> Akaretsa sengoloa se reng Ho Sibolla Saense ka Mora Manta Ray Flyingnan  <response>: Instruction in English: Summarize the article Discovering the Science Behind Manta Ray Flying . Response in English: The article Discovering the Science Behind Manta Ray Flying discusses the fascinating way in which manta rays move through the water. These large fish are able to fly through the water using their large, wing-like pectoral fins, which they flap in a way that is similar to the motion of a birds wings. Scientists are studying the mechanics of manta ray swimming to better understand this unique mode of locomotion, and to see if the principles could be applied to underwater vehicles. The article also talks about the importance of preserving manta ray populations, which are threatened by overfishing and habitat loss. . Response in Sesotho: Sehlooho se reng Ho Sibolla Saense ka Mora Manta Ray Flying se bua ka tsela e tsotehang eo mahlaseli a manta a tsamaeang ka eona metsing. Litlhapi tsena tse kholo li khona ho fofa ka metsing li sebelisa mapheo a tsona a maholo, a kang mapheo a sefuba, ao li a otlang ka tsela e tšoanang le ho sisinyeha ha mapheo a nonyana. Bo-rasaense ba ntse ba ithuta ka mechine ea ho sesa ha manta ray ho utloisisa hamolemo mokhoa ona o ikhethang oa ho tsamaea, le ho bona hore na melao-motheo e ka sebelisoa likoloing tse ka tlasa metsi. Sehlooho sena se boetse se bua ka bohlokoa ba ho boloka baahi ba manta ray, ba sokeloa ke ho tšoasa litlhapi ho feta tekano le tahlehelo ea bolulo. 