Otherworldly Coffin Ray Creature Found on Australian Beach
- A peculiar creature that washed up on the Western shores of Australia has been identified as a Coffin Ray, also known as a Numbfish.
- It is reported that the Coffin Ray is capable of producing a shock of more than 200 volts, which is 20 times more powerful than the device divers use to deter sharks.
- Coffin Rays are primarily found in shallow waters of Australia, where they bury themselves in the sand and are not common in the U.S.A.
A Strange Creature Emerges on Western Shores of Australia
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An odd creature washed ashore in Australia, seeming like proof of extraterrestrial life. Its identity, however, is rather shocking.
The creature, aptly named Coffin Ray or Numbfish, is native to Australian waters.
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Remarkably, the Coffin Ray can produce a shock exceeding 200 volts, much more potent than devices used to deter sharks.
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A victim of the Coffin Ray compared its shock to touching an electric fence.
Although seldom seen in the U.S., these creatures are common in Australia’s shallow waters where they hide in the sand.
Australians, be alert!
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