Dasyatis Centroura, also known as the Southern Stingray, has several synonyms based on its geographic location and physical attributes. In Central America, it is called Raya Ocelada, translating to "ocelot ray" because of its spotted skin. In the Caribbean, it is known as Fiddler Ray due to its disc-like shape resembling a fiddle. The name Mangrove Ray is commonly used in the Caribbean and Central America due to its habitat in mangrove swamps. In Mexico, it is referred to as the Bat Ray because of the resemblance of its pectoral fins to bat wings. These various synonyms for Dasyatis Centroura showcase the diverse cultural significance and physical distinctions of the Southern Stingray across different regions.