Fish > Rays & Skates
The Pelagic Stingray (Pteroplatytrygon violacea) is a revolutionary evolutionary departure from the standard batoid blueprint. While nearly all other members of the order Myliobatiformes spend their lives nestled on coastal sandbeds and muddy continental shelves,...
Fish > Stingrays
The Reticulate Whipray (Himantura uarnak), also known as the Honeycomb Stingray, is a large, gracefully proportioned marine stingray celebrated for the intricate, leopard-like reticulations adorning its dorsal disc. Cruising shallow coral lagoons and sandy bays across...
Fish > Myliobatiformes
The Common Stingray (Dasyatis pastinaca) is a quintessential benthic elasmobranch inhabiting the temperate and subtropical coastal shallows of Europe, North Africa, and the Mediterranean. With its rounded, kite-like pectoral disc, whip-like tail, and cryptic...
Fish > Sharks & Rays
The Naru Eagle Ray (Aetobatus narutobiei) is a large, graceful pelagic ray native to the coastal waters and semi-enclosed bays of the Northwest Pacific. Officially recognized and described as a distinct species in 2013, it had long been conflated with the whitespotted...
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