About the Blue-Spotted Stingray
The Blue-Spotted Stingray is one of the most visually striking rays, recognized by its sandy-colored body covered in vivid electric-blue spots.
Habitat
Blue-spotted stingrays inhabit shallow coral reefs, sandy lagoons, and coastal flats.
Diet
Small fish and invertebrates.
Interesting Facts
- Uses electroreception to detect prey
- Venomous spine is defensive only
- Often buries itself in sand to hide
- Moves with smooth, flowing motions
Why This Animal Matters
Blue-spotted stingrays help visitors understand the diversity of cartilaginous fish and the importance of reef conservation.
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