Manta Ray Sketches: Illustrated Postcard Collection

✦ **Taiwanese Stingray Casual Postcard** ✦ ☁︎ **Material & Features:** Material: Fine grain paper + Embossed foil stamping ☁︎ **Specifications:** Size: 10.5*14.8cm ::** DESIGN INTRODUCTION **:: Stingrays typically have slender tails and a disc-shaped or kite-shaped body. Some gracefully glide through the water as if flying, while others camouflage themselves on sandy seabeds, revealing only their round eyes. **Shorttail Stingray ( *Maculipinna microps* )** Often buries itself in the sand, exposing only its eyes and spiracles, waiting to ambush prey. Their diet usually consists of bottom-dwelling shrimp and crabs. **Whitespotted Eagle Ray ( *Aetobatus narinari* )** Possesses wing-like pectoral fins, allowing them to soar freely in the water. Their pointed lobe-like fins, resembling a duck's bill, give them their name. **Javanese Cownose Ray ( *Rhinoptera javanica* )** With its bilobed snout, it has a large, wide mouth and seven rows of teeth on its upper and lower jaws. This is a rare, large species of ray. **Giant Manta Ray ( *Mobula birostris* )** A gentle giant, preferring to feed on plankton or small fish. They are occasionally seen leaping out of the water in spring or summer. With a wingspan of up to 9 meters, they are treasured diving stars of the ocean. **Bluespotted Ribbontail Ray ( *Taeniura lymma* )** A strikingly vibrant stingray adorned with luminous blue spots and two blue stripes on its tail. Typically inhabits continental shelf bottoms.