Eagle Ray Above a Starfish-Covered Seabed
An eagle ray glides close to a sandy ocean floor scattered with starfish.
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An eagle ray over the starfish-covered seabed
The ray passes above sand where starfish lie across the seafloor. Its wide pectoral fins form winglike sides, and its flattened body is suited to smooth movement through the water. The low swimming path connects the animal with the sandy bottom that many eagle rays search while feeding.
How eagle rays explore the ocean floor
Eagle rays can use their snouts to uncover prey concealed in sand. Their strong, plate-like teeth are suited to crushing hard shells, allowing them to eat animals such as clams, snails, and crustaceans found on or beneath the seabed.
Real colors of rays, starfish, and sand
- Eagle ray’s upper surface: commonly dark gray, brown, blue-gray, or nearly black
- Eagle ray’s underside: usually white or pale cream
- Eagle ray’s eyes: dark brown or black
- Starfish: may naturally be orange, red, tan, purple, yellow, or brown
- Sandy seabed: beige, pale gold, gray-brown, or off-white