Deep Sea Profile
Flat cartilaginous fish adapted to the deep seafloor across the world's oceans.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do they find food?
They use electroreceptors to detect the heartbeats of prey buried in the sand.
Bathyraja

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200–2,900 m (650–9,500 ft)
Up to 1.5 m (5 ft)
Seafloor
Crustaceans and fish
"I am a flat, wing-shaped relative of sharks that 'flies' along the deep-sea bottom."
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They use electroreceptors to detect the heartbeats of prey buried in the sand.