Dasiatoides type, that they group with the bands which have of the toxic pivots in their adhesive, A is the chucho capablede to project like a whip  etmoverl with a great speed out of water. From swimming elegant and viviparous incubating (they maintain their eggs in the body until the formation of new fish), its tone pass since the bluish gray to with what is attractive, by maintaining the part ventral of a rosacé white. They can manage to reach the 2.5 meters length of wing with wing in the adult specimens, by obliging us to maintain a great precaution at the time of the desanzuelar.

Its capture, normally possible and sporadic, almost toujou rs will coincide with the monthsof L be. The force which develops in its fight, so much in its escapes as in its burials in sand, will make us enjoy the capture fully. Little appreciated, since its edible part is limited to the wings, and a great resistance it enables us to again restore them in largest of the cases Sintact to water. At the time of the withdrawal of the hook we will have to proceed with a great precaution by fixing the adhesive or the firm whip in manner against the ground with resistant boots or shoes, by paying attention especially to their pivot connected to a purse of poison. In the event of puncture we will have quickly to go to the medical departments urgently, since its toxin is supremely dangerous.