Eagle Ray
Aetobatus narinari
About Eagle Ray
Graceful gliders
Quick Facts
- Habitat: Warm coastal waters, coral reefs, bays, and estuaries worldwide
- Diet: Molluscs, crustaceans, worms, octopus, and small fish
- Best season: Year-round in tropical waters
Fun Facts
They can jump up to 2 metres out of the water,Eagle rays have specialized teeth for crushing shellfish,They sometimes travel in large schools of up to 100 individuals,Their tail can be up to three times their body length
Diving Tips
Eagle rays are often seen cruising mid-water or foraging in sand. They're generally shy, so stay low and let them pass overhead for incredible views. Look for them at cleaning stations.