Toob S267329 Blue Spotted Ray,Multicolor,Medium

• Also known as the bluespotted maskray and the Kuhl’s stingray
• More than just a simple coloration, the bluespotted ray’s unique physical appearance serves as a warning for the venomous spines on its tail
• Venomous barbs usually remain hidden unless the ray intends to use them, but with careful observation of this hand painted figurine you just might spot them
• The bluespotted ray has a predominantly greyish-tan body
• Non-toxic and BPA free

Product Description Also known as the bluespotted maskray and the Kuhl’s stingray, the bluespotted ray can be found off the coast of Australia, Madagascar, Africa, and Asia. As their name suggests, they can be identified by the blue spots across their backs. More than just a simple coloration, the bluespotted ray’s unique physical appearance serves as a warning for the venomous spines on its tail. The venomous barbs usually remain hidden unless the ray intends to use them, but with careful observation of this hand painted figurine you just might spot them! The bluespotted ray has a predominantly greyish-tan body, similar to most rays, although they are notable for the blue spots along their back. 6.5 inches long and 3.5 inches wide, this model is about as wide as a deck of cards and a little longer than a dollar bill. The first written record of the bluespotted ray was made in 1841 by explorer Heinrich Kuhl, who discovered it in the waters off the coast of Indonesia. It is believed that there are five subspecies of blue spotted stingray, but there isn’t sufficient data to either confirm or deny this theory. In fact, data on the bluespotted ray is limited to begin with, and biologists aren’t sure what the current condition of their global population is. Safety Warning Not suitable for children under the age of 3 Box Contains 1 x Blue Spotted Ray Figurine