New Jersey Scuba Diving

Evan Miller

Type:
artificial reef, work boat, USACE
Built:
Specs:
( 27 ft )
Sunk:
2004 - McAllister Artificial Reef
Depth:
GPS:
40°32.141' -73°39.595'

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Bluntnose Stingray

Bluntnose Stingray

Dasyatis sayi

Size: to 3 ft across

Habitat: Soft sandy bottoms, depths from shallows to 1400 ft.

Notes:
Potentially dangerous

The commonest inshore ray. Long smooth whip-like tail with stinger but no fins. Roughtail Stingray similar but larger. Smaller Atlantic Stingray and larger Southern Stingray may occasionally stray this far north as well.

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