What is another word for Aetobatus Narinari?
Pronunciation: [ˈiːtəbˌatəs nˌɑːɹɪnˈɑːɹi] (IPA) 
Aetobatus Narinari, commonly known as the spotted eagle ray, is a fascinating marine creature that is native to warm waters like those of the Caribbean Sea, Atlantic Ocean, and Gulf of Mexico. This majestic creature is often referred to by different names, including the whitespotted eagle ray, bonnet skate, and longheaded eagle ray. In addition to these synonyms, the spotted eagle ray is also sometimes referred to as the duckbill ray or snout ray due to its elongated snout that resembles a duck's mouth. Regardless of what it's called, seeing an Aetobatus Narinari gliding gracefully through the ocean's depths is always a breathtaking experience.
