The Japanese butterflyray is a distinctive ray species known for its broad, diamond-shaped body and wing-like pectoral fins. It inhabits coastal waters and sandy seabeds. Typically reaching up to 40 inches in width and weighing around 20 pounds, it feeds on small fish and invertebrates. This ray is generally solitary, exhibiting graceful swimming behavior. This summary is AI generated
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IUCN Status
Threat to humans
Source: Fishbase
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Japanese butterflyray
St. Johns County Coast
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