Thornback ray
A species of Ocellate skates, Also known as Roker, Thornback rough ray, Mediterranean starry ray, Thorny Scientific name : Raja clavata Genus : Ocellate skates
Thornback ray, A species of Ocellate skates
Also known as:
Roker, Thornback rough ray, Mediterranean starry ray, Thorny
Botanical name: Raja clavata
Genus: Ocellate skates
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Thornback ray (Raja clavata) is a marine ray found in waters near coastal Europe and western Africa. Its meat is sold both fresh and frozen, and in locations such as the firth between Scotland and England, its populations are being threatened by overfishing. The back of this unique-looking ray is covered in thorn-like spines, and they find their prey through electrical senses that can detect muscle contractions in nearby animals.
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Scientific Classification
Phylum
Chordates Class
Sharks and rays Order
Skates and relatives Family
Skates Genus
Ocellate skates Species
Thornback ray