Leopard Whipray
Leopard whiprays are bottom-dwellers found near reefs.
About the Leopard Whipray
How They Got Their Name
Leopard whiprays get their name from their leopard-like pattern on their body.
Fun facts
Characteristics
Their tails can grow up to three times their body length, resembling a long whip.
Did you know?
They are classified as Endangered in IUCN Red List due to unsustainable fishing practices.
Diet
They feed on crabs, shrimps and shelled invertebrates.
Characteristics
Their tails can grow up to three times their body length, resembling a long whip.
Did you know?
They are classified as Endangered in IUCN Red List due to unsustainable fishing practices.
Diet
They feed on crabs, shrimps and shelled invertebrates.
Characteristics
Their tails can grow up to three times their body length, resembling a long whip.
Did you know?
They are classified as Endangered in IUCN Red List due to unsustainable fishing practices.
Diet
They feed on crabs, shrimps and shelled invertebrates.