Rhina ancylostomus known as Shark Ray (Bowmouth Guitarfish). These slick swimmers are the ultimate chameleons, rocking dual fins and eyes that could pass for humans. Sporting spots for a style, they're the fashionistas of the sea, blending into their sandy, muddy, or even coral reef hangouts. But watch out, they're not just about looks – these ray-charmers gobble up shellfish like it's a breakfast cereal, thanks to teeth as rugged as coffee grinders! We pay tribute to Samuel Goh, a legendary Terengganu taxidermist, known for his knack for turning marine marvels into artistic treasures. Nestled in this whimsical shop was a jaw-dropping find – a jaw of a ray shark straight from Kuala Dungun, Terengganu. It's like the sea's own celebrity relic, a reminder of the enchanting dance between creatures and artistry, back in 2017.

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