Bat Eagle Ray

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The bat eagle ray, Myliobatis californica, is a large ray species found along the eastern Pacific coast, from Oregon to the Gulf of California. Characterized by its broad, diamond-shaped body and long tail, it inhabits coastal bays and rocky reefs. This species is known for its schooling behavior and is often seen gliding gracefully through the water.

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iconLength

~90" (max 180)

iconWeight

~12" (max 91)

iconWater

Salt

iconWater Temp

12-23° F

iconDepth

50 ft

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Regulation for Bat Eagle Ray

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Living Conditions

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♻️ Life cycle and mating behavior

Popular spots nearby where you can catch the Bat Eagle Ray

Date Lateral Six
Date Lateral SixImperial, California, US
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Buckeye CreekWoodland, California, US
Millner Creek
Millner CreekSanger, California, US
Salt Gulch Creek
Salt Gulch CreekChico, California, US
Buttermilk Creek
Buttermilk CreekUkiah, California, US
Antelope Creek
Antelope CreekVisalia, California, US
Ash Nine A Drain
Ash Nine A DrainCalexico, California, US
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