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Rays
are a type of flattened fish and are closely related
to sharks. Rays are a result of the evolutional
cycle of sharks. Rays are social animals that live
all over the world in oceans, and even are found
in some channels where fresh water flows into the
ocean. Rays often come together in huge groups of
up to thousands of individuals, but other rays live
alone.
Like the shark Rays are also Invertebrates with
no bones.Their skeleton is made of cartilage, which
is a tough, fibrous substance, not nearly as hard
as bone.
| Common Name |
Scienctific
Name |
| Spotted Eagle Ray |
Aetobatus Narinari |
| Southern Stingray |
Dasyatis Americana |
| Smooth Stingray |
Dasyatis Brevicaudata |
| Bluespotted Maskray |
Dasyatis Kuhlii |
| Bluntnose Stingray |
Dasyatis Say |
| Oman Masked Ray |
Dasyatis Sp. |
| Bulls-eye Electric Ray |
Diplobatus Ommata |
| Shorttailed Electric Ray |
Hypnos Monopterygium |
| Manta Ray |
Manta Birostris |
| Bentfin Devil Ray |
Mobula Thurstoni |
| Lesser Electric Ray |
Narcine Brasiliensis |
| Cortez Electric Ray |
Narcine Entemedor |
| Feathertail Stingray |
Pastinachus Sephen |
| Thornback Ray |
Platyrhinoidis Triseriata |
| Giant Shovelnose Ray |
Rhinobatos Typus |
| Pacific Cownose Ray |
Rhinoptera Steindachneri |
| Bluespotted Ribbontail Ray |
Taeniura Lymma |
| Marbled Ribbontail Ray |
Taeniura Meyeni |
| Blackspotted Torpedo Ray |
Torpedo Fuscomaculata |
| Marbled Torpedo Ray |
Torpedo Marmorata |
| Atlantic Torpedo Ray |
Torpedo Nobiliana |
| Panther Torpedo Ray |
Torpedo Panthera |
| Spotted Torpedo Ray |
Torpedo Sinuspersici |
| Ocellated Torpedo Ray |
Torpedo Sp.1 |
| Caribbean Torpedo Ray |
Torpedo Sp.2 |
| Striped Stingaree |
Trygonoptera Ovalis |
| Sparesly-spotted Stingaree |
Trygonoptera Paucimaculatus
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| Kapala Stingaree |
Trygonoptera Sp. |
| Common Stingaree |
Trygonoptera Testacea |
| Eastern Fiddler Ray |
Trygonorrhina Sp. |
| Bullseye Stingray |
Urobatis Concentricus |
| Round Stingray |
Urobatis Halleri |
| Yellow Stingray |
Urobatis Jamaicensis |
| Cortez Round Stingray |
Urobatis Maculatus |
| Porcupine Ray |
Urogymnus Africanus |
| Sepia Stingaree |
Urolophus Aurantiacus |
| Banded Stingaree |
Urolophus Cruciatus |
| Spotted Stingaree |
Urolophus Gigas |
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