The spiny angelshark is a distinctive cartilaginous fish with a flattened body and noticeable spines on its back and fins. It inhabits temperate coastal waters, often found on sandy or muddy seabeds in the eastern Atlantic Ocean. Growing up to 4 feet in length, this bottom-dwelling predator camouflages itself by burying in the substrate, using its spines for defense while ambushing prey such as fish and small invertebrates.
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