Introducing our limited edition Spotted Eagle Stingray Diamond Necklace – a stunning tribute to the graceful and powerful creatures of the ocean. This exquisite necklace is designed with intricate detail, featuring a beautiful gold color finish made from durable stainless steel, and adorned with sparkling crystal details that capture the elegance of the spotted eagle ray. Fully waterproof and designed for everyday wear, this piece is both a striking accessory and a lasting symbol of marine beauty.
Embrace the mystery of the ocean with this captivating spotted eagle ray design, expertly crafted to showcase the grace and wonder of the sea.
Here are some fascinating facts about Spotted Eagle Rays🦇:
The Spotted Eagle Ray is a cartilaginous fish from the eagle ray family, Aetobatidae, found mainly in the Atlantic Ocean, including the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico. Known for its majestic appearance, it features a dark, flat body covered in white spots, and its long tail is equipped with venomous spines for defense. Spotted eagle rays are often seen alone, though they sometimes swim in groups. These rays are ovoviviparous, meaning the female carries the eggs inside her until the young are born as miniature versions of the parent.
Spotted eagle rays are typically gentle creatures, feeding on small fish and crustaceans but they also have venomous spines located near the base of their tail, just behind their pelvic fins. These spines are used for defense and can deliver a painful sting if the ray feels threatened. On the other hand, manta rays, which are often confused with eagle rays, do not have venomous spines. Mantas have a larger, more graceful body and are completely harmless to humans. While both rays are closely related, their physical differences—especially the presence of venomous spines in eagle rays—make them distinct.
Fun facts about Spotted Eagle Rays:
Spotted eagle rays can leap up to 3 meters (10 feet) into the air! 🌊
The rays’ distinctive, flat "wings" can span up to 3 meters (10 feet) wide. That’s as wide as a king-sized bed! 🛏️
They use their snouts to "dig" through the sand, uncovering hidden prey like crustaceans, small fish, and mollusks. 🦀
Despite their size and strength, they are often mistaken for manta rays, but they belong to a different family. Manta rays have much larger bodies and no venomous spines.
Spotted eagle rays can swim at speeds of up to 40 miles per hour (64 kilometers per hour) when startled! 🚀
Unfortunately, these magnificent rays are considered near threatened on the IUCN Red List, mainly due to overfishing in Southeast Asia and Africa. Efforts are being made to protect them, including within the Great Barrier Reef, where they are safeguarded.
At Moana Wai Jewels, we believe in celebrating and protecting ocean life. A portion of the proceeds from this necklace is donated to Sea Shepherd, a nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting marine life and its ecosystems.
You can also help make a difference by supporting marine conservation initiatives like the Marine Megafauna Foundation, which aids in crucial research and preservation projects for species like the spotted eagle ray.
By choosing this unique piece, you not only own a stunning work of art but also help safeguard the future of these incredible creatures and their habitats. Thank you for supporting our mission to protect the ocean’s gentle giants.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact us! We’re always happy to assist! 🌸
Dive into exclusivity with our Spotted Eagle Stingray Diamond Necklace – a masterpiece that celebrates both beauty and conservation. 🌊✨
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