The giant freshwater whipray is a large ray species found in Southeast Asian rivers. It has a flat, disc-shaped body with a long, whip-like tail. This bottom-dweller feeds on fish and crustaceans. It can reach up to 79 inches in width and weigh over 1,300 pounds. Generally solitary, it exhibits a docile behavior. This summary is AI generated
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IUCN Status
Threat to humans
Source: Fishbase
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Giant freshwater whipray
Laguna del Pastizal
45 in Ā· 79 lb
Giant freshwater whipray
28 in Ā· 22 lb 1 oz
Giant freshwater whipray
Spruce Run Reservoir
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San Mateo County Coast
29 in Ā· 35 lb
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Manatee County Coast
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Khlong Pracha Chom Chun
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Canal de Vinculación
12 in Ā· 4 lb 7 oz
Giant freshwater whipray
36 in Ā· 2 lb 3 oz


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