Spotted eagle ray
Aetobatus narinari
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- National record
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Recorded profile
- habitat summary
- A pelagic species commonly found in shallow inshore waters such as bays, estuaries, and coral reefs but may cross oceanic basins or be found at depths of around 200 feet. Often seen swimming near the water surface, occasionally leaping completely out of the water.
- diet
- Feeds mainly on bivalves but also eats shrimp, crabs, octopus, worms, whelks, and small fishes.
- preferred bait
- Not recorded
- preferred lures
- Not recorded
- techniques
- Not recorded
- peak months
- Not recorded
States with a source record
Source evidence by state
- Florida — Spotted Eagle Ray · enriched: myfwc.com · myfwc.com
- Texas — Spotted Eagle Ray · seed: tpwd.texas.gov · tpwd.texas.gov
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