Scientific name : Aetobatus narinari
Family : Myliobatidae
Size : Up to 3 m span
Depth : Up to 80 m
Distribution : Tropical and subtropical areas
Remarkable behaviour : It swims slowly but can accelerate suddenly to escape its predators.
Biology : It uses its flattened head, with shark-like sensory organs, to search the sand for food. It has powerful crushing teeth.