Rays are fascinating cartilaginous fish with flattened bodies that often look triangular or diamond-shaped when viewed from above. Instead of a bony skeleton, they have a cartilage framework, and many species are adapted for life on the seafloor, where they can glide, bury themselves in sand, and am...
Rays belong to the superorder Batoidea, a group of cartilaginous fishes commonly known as rays or mantas. They are characterized by their large size, flattened bodies, and expansive pectoral fins. The central part of their body is known as the disc. These majestic swimmers inhabit coastal and deep o...