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Marine Life Fun Fact
Devil rays are the only vertebrates that have three pairs of working limbs: pectoral fins, pelvic fins and cephalic fins. The latter is where they get their name from; when not feeding, their cephalic fins are curled and point forward and down, giving the appearance of devil horns.
These guys aren’t newcomers to the ocean; according to fossil records it’s believed that devil rays have been around for around 20-25 million years.
The different species of devil ray can be spotted across a wide spread of environments, from tropical to temperature waters and from coastal to deep water habitats.
Unlike many other rays which stay relatively still, devil rays prefer to keep swimming through the ocean. Giant devil rays are commonly found in the Mediterranean and eastern Atlantic, whilst pygmy devil rays prefer the Indian Ocean and Western Pacific. Divers in the Gulf of California may spot spinetail mobulas or smoothtail mobulas.
Devil rays are closely related to stingrays, although only the spinetail mobula (mobula japonica) has a stinger at the end of its tail.
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Protect the little ones from the elements with this colourful kids’ rash guard. Its sun-protective fabric and long body and sleeves make it perfect for running around on the beach, or just being active indoors.
• 82% polyester, 18% spandex
• Very soft four-way stretch fabric that stretches and recovers on the cross and lengthwise grains
• UPF 50+
• Comfortable longer body and sleeves
• Flat seam and coverstitch
• Blank product components sourced from China
• Traceability:
– Knitting—China
– Dyeing—China
– Manufacturing—Latvia
• Contains 0% recycled polyester
• Contains 0% dangerous substances
To ensure the optimum comfort for you, please check the size chart and choose a size up or down depending if you want a tight or loose fit style.Â
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