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Bowmouth Guitarfish
These endangered rays are often mistaken for a shark
Fun Facts
Defences
The thorny ridges above their eyes and pectoral fins deter predators.
Appearance
They have a flattened, broad, round head that tapers off to a tail that looks like a shark's.
Did you know?
Their strong jaws are adapted to feed on crustaceans and molluscs.
Defences
The thorny ridges above their eyes and pectoral fins deter predators.
Appearance
They have a flattened, broad, round head that tapers off to a tail that looks like a shark's.
About the Bowmouth Guitarfish
In the Wild
They are critically endangered as they are hunted for their fins and are unable to recover their numbers due to a slow reproduction rate.