Reproduction of the spotted eagle ray are ovoviviparous and like other stingrays they like to travel in schools (Cathleen Bester, http://www.flmnh.ufl.edu/) Ovoviviparity is the way stingrays reproduce they can give birth up to 6 young at a time (en.wikipedia.org) and ike instead of humans where the baby is inside of the mother for 9 months or like other animals that lay …show more content…
The spotted eagle rays forms in large schools and swim close to the surface. This species is capable and known for leaping completely out of the water and soaring like an eagle when pursued. when it swims it glides through the water with it's the pectoral fins (Cathleen Bester, http://www.flmnh.ufl.edu/). Spotted eagle rays are found mainly in tropical waters, also in shallow inshore waters, around reefs or even in estuaries. They appear in North Carolina in the summer and Florida. There are large concentrations near Australia’s Great Barrier Reef where Eagle rays can be found