White-spotted Eagle Ray

On the top side they have a dark brownish grey body with small white spots, underneath they are pure white. They have a duck bill shaped snout and a small long spine located near the base of the whiplike tail. With their wide pointed fins they swim with a very graceful presence, almost like they are gliding through the open skies like birds. During times they swim close to the surface and in the non-breeding season can be found in large schools and are often seen leaping in and out of the water.

Size: 3.30m in length (Maximum)

Diet: Bivalves, Crustaceans, Worms & Fishes