Giant Devil Rays / Devil Fish

Giant Devil Rays / Devil Fish aren't a threat. They are also completely harmless to divers and swimmers. They are usually quite inquisitive about the divers and swim about them. They can even jump out of the water to rid themselves of parasites!.

What is the natural habitat of a devil fish?

In contrast to manta rays, which prefer deep waters, devil fish prefer shallow ocean waters with a depth of up to 164 feet (50 meters). Because of the piercing sun beams, the huge devil rays love this height. Their habitat is between 68 and 84 degrees Fahrenheit (20 and 29 degrees Celsius). For hunting and recreational purposes, enormous devil rays descend deep into the ocean waters.

Giant devil rays have a lengthy lifespan and a moderate growth rate, with an estimated maximum lifespan of 20 years.