Spotted eagle ray
Aetobatus narinari
| Length | Wingspan up to 6 ft or more (11.5 ft given in some references) |
| Description | Black or bluish-black with white or light blue spots or rings dorsally, white ventrally; black pattern on underside of wings; pointed snout |
| Food | Eats bivalves, crustaceans, worms, bony fishes |
| Habitat | Generally inhabits bottom areas near land, from very shallow to depths of 230 ft or more, but often swims close to the surface |
| Reproduction | Aplacental vivipary, embryos feed on uterine milk after using up yolk sac; litter size 1-4; size at maturity 4.6 ft wingspan for females (4-6 yrs), uncertain for males |
