The White-spotted Eagle Ray is recognized by its large, flat body and distinctive white spots on a dark background. A memorable fact is that they are known for their graceful swimming and acrobatic leaps out of the water.
Habitat
Inhabits shallow coastal waters, often near coral reefs.
Diet
Feeds on mollusks, crustaceans, and small fish.
How common
Uncommon
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