Mobulas are a type of elasmobranch, a subclass of fish that includes sharks, skates, and sawfish. They are known for their impressive leaps out of the water and are found in the eastern Pacific Ocean. However, their populations are declining rapidly due to targeted fishing, bycatch, and climate change. Conservationists are working to protect mobulas by tracking their movements, studying their behavior, and involving fishermen in their conservation. The Mobula Conservation research collaboration is leading the effort to save these incredible animals.