'(<a href="http://www.j-archive.com/media/2011-04-25_J_24.wmv">Sarah of the Clue Crew reads from the Maui Ocean Center.</a>)  The teeth of many rays, which evolved from the scaly pieces that make up their skin, are adapted to their diet; eagle rays have flat teeth for crushing these protective structures'
shells
PACIFIC OCEAN LIFE: The teeth of many rays, which evolved from the scaly pieces that make up their skin, are adapted to their diet; eagle rays have flat teeth for crushing these protective structures
The teeth of many rays, which evolved from the scaly pieces that make up their skin, are adapted to their diet; eagle rays have flat teeth for crushing these protective structures
The teeth of many rays, which evolved from the scaly pieces that make up their skin, are adapted to their diet; eagle rays have flat teeth for crushing these protective structures
PACIFIC OCEAN LIFE
shells
PACIFIC OCEAN LIFE