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Indian Sharpnose Ray
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IUCN EN · Endangered

Indian Sharpnose Ray

Telatrygon crozieri

Telatrygon crozieri, the Indian sharpnose ray, is a type of tropical ray of the family Dasyatidae living in the coastal region of India and Bangladesh. It inhabits tropical continental shelf region at the maximum depth of 200 m (660 ft) and mostly feeds on benthic creatures. This ray is often caught as bycatch by local fisheries.

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