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PT Common Stingray
The common stingray (Dasyatis Pastinaca) prefers shallow but sandy and muddy coastal habitat. The pectoral fin is diamond-shaped but wider than long and plain colored body.
This ray is the whip-like tail that folds into the upper and lower flippers in addition to its smooth skin, painful but not life-threatening sting and slightly bulging snout.
