Factoids:
- Eagle Ray
- Eastern Triangle Butterflyfish
- Echinoderms
- Echolocation
- Ecology
- Ecosystem
- Ecuadorian Flag
- Eelgrass
- Eels
- Egg
- El Cedral
- Elegant Firefish
- Elephant Seal
- Elkhorn Coral
- Emperor Angelfish
- Emperor Penguin
- Endangered Species
- Endangered Species Act of 1973
- Endangered Species Act of 1989
- Epibenthic
- Epifauna
- Epiphytes
- Equator
- Ernest Hemingway`s House, Key West
- Erosion
- Estuary
- Euphotic Zone
- Euryhaline
- Eutrophication
- Evaporate
- Evolution
- Exoskeleton
- Extinction
- Eyestripe Surgeonfish
Word: Eagle Ray
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Eagle Rays use their wing-like fins to fan away sand and mud to find creatures to eat off the seabed.
The Eagle Ray are a group of rays, related to skates and stingrays, that like to swim in the open ocean instead of near the bottom.
• Eagle Rays are strong swimmers and can fly way out of the water with their powerful wing-like fins.
• Eagle Rays love to munch on snails, mussels and other crustaceans.
• Look at the Eagle Ray's long whip-like tail.