Oct 27, 2025
Twineye Skate Raja miraletus
Found in the Mediterranean and Atlantic coast of Africa. Raja are bottom-dwellers that are active during both day and night, and typically feed on molluscs, crustaceans and fish.
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Twineye Skate Raja miraletus
Found in the Mediterranean and Atlantic coast of Africa. Raja are bottom-dwellers that are active during both day and night, and typically feed on molluscs, crustaceans and fish.
image by danijel1
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Goblin shark
“Goblin shark (Mitsukurina owstoni) scaled with a human” - via Wikimedia Commons
Daily fish fact #849
Elasmobranch fish!
Fish of the subclass Elasmobranchii, like sharks and rays, have a large liver full of low density oils — they use this liver to maintain their buoyancy in the water column! The liver can be so large as to be up to 25% of the fish’s body weight.
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NEW SHARK JUST DROPPED - Squalus longispinis
Stingray feeding pits (ignore the holes in the centre, that's from GPS equipment).
The stingrays would come to Leeke's Estuary at high tide to feed. To hunt any sediment-dwelling organisms, the stingrays would dig into the sand, displacing a large amount of sediment in the process. This left large distinct holes across the estuary's sediment.
This impacts the ecosystem in a few interesting ways, such as the recolonization of pits by various organisms (VanBlaricom 1982).
More information:
VanBlaricom GR 1982 ‘Experimental Analyses of Structural Regulation in a Marine Sand Community Exposed to Oceanic Swell’ Ecological monographs vol. 52 no. 3 pp. 295-302.
O’shea OR, Thums, M, Keulen, MV, Meekan, M 2012, ‘Bioturbation by stingrays at Ningaloo Reef, Western Australia’, Marine and freshwater research, vol. 63, no. 3, p. 195.
12/09/23 - Myliobatiformes sp.
QLD:CQC, Woppa (Great Keppel Island), Leeke's Estuary, coastal mangrove forest
