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Gomes' Round Ray

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Gomes' Round Ray is a small demersal stingray found in the eastern Pacific Ocean, notable for its rounded pectoral disc and habit of burying itself in sandy sea floors.

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What kind of animal is Gomes' Round Ray?

Gomes' Round Ray is a small demersal stingray from the eastern Pacific Ocean. Demersal means it spends much of its time on or near the seafloor.

Why is it called the Round Ray?

The name refers to its rounded pectoral disc, the broad body structure formed by the enlarged fins around the head. This shape distinguishes it from rays with more sharply angular discs.

Where does Gomes' Round Ray live?

It is found in the eastern Pacific Ocean, especially in sandy bottom habitats. The ray can bury itself in the sediment, which helps it remain concealed on the seafloor.

Does Gomes' Round Ray bury itself in sand?

Yes. Burying in sandy sea floors is a notable part of its demersal behavior. This can provide camouflage and help the ray avoid detection while resting.

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