Pelagic Stingray
PTEROPLATYTRYGON VIOLACEA
These pelagic stingrays can catch sardines to eat. Like all stingrays, they have a poisonous sting at the base of their tail.
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Family
The Dasyatidae family
Size
2 meters wingspan
Distribution
This species lives in the north-east Atlantic, from the North Sea to the Gulf of Guinea, in the Mediterranean Sea, and in Polynesia
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