"Oh, by the way, a little correction. The Devil Fish you mentioned is scientifically called a manta ray. It's a type of ray—the largest kind, actually."
"They can typically reach a size of seven to eight meters and weigh up to three tons. They have a pair of devil-like horns on their heads, and a creature that large wouldn't be found in shallow water."
"Other rays are much smaller, usually not exceeding 2.5 meters. Their weight can range from a few kilograms to over a hundred. They typically live in shallow coastal waters and often swim near the beaches."
"They're cartilaginous fish, meaning they have no bones. Their meat is tender and nutritious—a top-quality ingredient on par with Lobster and king crab."
Lin Chen explained this earnestly to Erica, worried her reckless nature might get her into some kind of trouble.
"Also, there's another thing to note. 'Devil Fish' is actually a general term for two types of creatures."
