SUSAN SCOTT Susan Scott A spotted eagle ray, probably with a shark bite on its back, forages for food in shallow water at Palmyra Atoll. And what a body it is. Eagle rays are well named ...

Reaching widths of up to nearly 11 feet and a maximum weight of 507 pounds, the spotted eagle ray is one of the largest eagle rays in the world, surpassed only by the manta ray. Staff shared ...

Members of the eagle ray family, for example, are more than fond of launching themselves six feet above the ocean’s surface. And looking like happy, flappy ravioli when they do. The Smithsonian ...

Plein and his wife, Stefanie, who own Captiva Eco Tours and Sailing New Wave, were on the water near North Captiva Island when Steve noticed five spotted eagle rays swimming in the Gulf of Mexico.

A drone has captured spectacular footage of hundreds of southern eagle rays forming the shape of Australia in the ocean. The video was taken at Jervis Bay on the NSW South Coast just before sunset ...

Attention, boaters: Add white-spotted eagle rays to your list of large, magnificent creatures to look out for in the Indian River Lagoon. The rays — which can have wingspans up to 10 feet ...