IUCN ENGiant Freshwater Stingray
Urogymnus polylepis
- ATK
- 152
- DEF
- 131
- SPD
- 17
Animal encyclopedia
Giant Freshwater Stingray
Urogymnus polylepis
- Rare
- IUCN EN · Endangered
- Fish
- Asia
About the Giant Freshwater Stingray
The Giant Freshwater Stingray (Urogymnus polylepis) is a fish found in Asia. It makes its home in freshwater environments.
It weighs around 300 kg and has a lifespan of about 20 years. Its top speed is 13 km/h. Its estimated population is around 10,000 individuals.
In conservation terms it is listed as Endangered (EN), the IUCN category for species facing a very high risk of extinction in the wild. In Animal Gacha, its card has Rare rarity. Rarity is a game value informed by conservation status, not an IUCN category. Rare cards are a less frequent find in packs.
IUCN ENField data
- Scientific name
- Urogymnus polylepis
- Group
- Fish
- Region
- Asia
- Habitats
- Freshwater
- IUCN status
- Endangered (EN)
- Game rarity
- Rare
- Weight
- 300 kg
- Lifespan
- 20 years
- Top speed
- 13 km/h
- Estimated population
- 10,000
Rarity is a game value informed by conservation status. It is not an IUCN category.
Wildlife data is a general reference and may vary between sources. Animal Gacha is not affiliated with IUCN.
Image credit
- Creator
- AnimalGacha
- License
- Original AnimalGacha illustration
- Changes
- Resized to 400 x 400 pixels and converted to WebP.
Find the Giant Freshwater Stingray in Animal Gacha
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