How does a eagleray defend itself?

Eagle rays defend themselves primarily through their ability to swim quickly and maneuver agilely in the water, helping them evade predators. They can also use their powerful, flat bodies and sharp tails to strike or deter attackers. Some species possess venomous spines on their tails that can inflict pain on potential threats. Additionally, their camouflage against the ocean floor helps them avoid detection by predators.