Ray Fish Collection

Solar eclipse August 21 Wisconsin
Solar eclipse August 21, 2017 at 1:15pm from Wisconsin, USA 85% Coverage

Blue Spotted Stingray (Dasyatis kuhlii, also known as Kuhls Stingray

Ray fish drying under the sun and wind, on the street. Ericeira, Portugal

A fisherman prepares to catch ray fish at Meireles beach in Fortaleza, Brazil, May 1, 2017. Picture taken May 1, 2017. REUTERS/Paulo Whitaker TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY

Eclipse 2017
Solar eclipse August 21, 2017 at 1:15pm from Madison, Wisconsin, USA. Matt Anderson

Skate: pub. by Black, c. 1790 (print)
XQU68993 Skate: pub. by Black, c.1790 (print) by Kruger, Andreas-Ludwig (1743-1805); L Acquaforte, London, UK

The Comparative Sizes of Eggs (engraving)
3627860 The Comparative Sizes of Eggs (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Comparative Sizes of Eggs)

Stingray (Dasyatidae)

Duel Manta
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Common skate (Raja batis)
Antique illustration of Common skate (Raja batis)

Raja clavata
Old engraved illustration of thornback ray or raja clavata or thornback skate

Smooth hammerhead (Sphyrna zygaena) and Marbled Electric Ray (Torpedo Marmorata)
Illustration engraving of a Smooth hammerhead (Sphyrna zygaena) and Marbled Electric Ray (Torpedo Marmorata)

Stingray ( Dasyatidae), cartilaginous marine fish

Digital illustration of Electric Ray showing electricity and magnetism in cerebellum, lobus electric

Man Eater
November 1933: A Great Blue shark and two types of ray on display at the Natural History museum. (Photo by General Photographic Agency/Getty Images)

Cowtail Stingrays -Pastinachus sephen- in shallow water, Kurendhoo Island, Lhaviyani Atoll, Maldives

Bluespotted Ribbontail Ray -Taeniura lymma-, Red Sea, Egypt

Spotted eagle ray -Aetobatus narinari-, embudu Embudu, Indian Ocean, Tilla, South Male Atoll, Maldives

black manta and snorkler
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

yellow trevally with manta
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Sun shioluette
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Black Belly manta
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Bright manta
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Double manta outer reef
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Bottom feeding manta
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Ghost manta
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

gold escort
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Golden manta and snorklers 1
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Full face manta
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Grey Manta
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

hungry manta
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

hungry mouth manta
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Golden manta and snorklers
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

jet black and snorkler
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Jet Manta
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

manta and people 1
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Manta face 2
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Manta Formation
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

manta coming
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

manta in the sun
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

Manta madness
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

manta manta combo
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

oceanic manta 4
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

oceanic manta 1
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

pure white 2
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

outer reef snorkel manta 3
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

oceanic manta
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

reflective manta
The beautiful Manta Rays of Coral Bay Western Australia on the Ningaloo Reef

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"Captivating Ray Fish: From Solar Eclipses to Drying Streets" As the solar eclipse of August 21 mesmerized Wisconsin, a lesser-known marvel took center stage beneath the waves - the enchanting Blue Spotted Stingray (Dasyatis kuhlii), also known as Kuhls Stingray. While celestial bodies aligned above, these graceful creatures glided effortlessly through the depths below. Meanwhile, on the streets of Ericeira, Portugal, rays basked in the sun and wind after being carefully dried. The sight was reminiscent of an Eclipse 2017 moment when nature's forces collided with human activity. A fisherman at Meireles beach in Fortaleza prepared himself to embark on a thrilling encounter with ray fish, showcasing their resilience and strength. Centuries ago, Black's publication featured an exquisite print titled "Skate, " capturing the timeless allure of these fascinating creatures. Another engraving depicted "The Comparative Sizes of Eggs, " highlighting how life begins even within this underwater realm. Returning to Ericeira's drying streets once more, we marveled at yet another display under nature's spotlight. These captivating beings belonged to the family Dasyatidae - stingrays that possess both beauty and power beyond measure. Intriguingly named Duel Manta emerged as a testament to their majestic presence while Raja clavata showcased its unique characteristics alongside its cousin species such as Common skate (Raja batis). Each one contributing to our understanding and appreciation for these remarkable inhabitants of our oceans. From solar eclipses casting shadows upon us all to fishermen bracing themselves against powerful tides; from historical prints immortalizing their elegance to street-side drying rituals in Portugal – let us celebrate every facet existence. In them lies a world waiting patiently for exploration and admiration by those who dare venture into their watery domain.