Giant guitarfish
Giant guitarfish  (Rhynchobatus djiddensis), nyɛla zahim balishɛli siliminsi ni lahi booni whitespotted wedgefish (zahim ŋun ningbuŋ gbaŋ tɔ zaɣi piɛla piɛla). O nyɛla  "guitarfish" zahim balishɛli ŋun be binniɛma zuliya shɛli silimiinsi ni boli Rhinidae la. Lala zahim ŋɔ tooi bela  Red Sea, Persian Gulf, mini wulinluhili  Indian Ocean, Bɛ daa na nya mi ka lala zahim balli ŋɔ galisi biɛhigu pirim la bɛ ni daa na mali bɛ mini zahim ban biɛhisi ŋmani taba n tiri bali yini la.

Taxonomy mini Range 
Dihitabili daa na beni mi ni giant guitarfish daa naa nyɛla ban galisim deei  Indo-Pacific yaɣili zaa, amaa pumpɔŋɔ vihigu wuhiya, ni bɛ daa nyɛla balibu dibaa anahi ban wɔligibu niŋ tɔm. Giant guitarfish nyaaŋa, lala balibu ban pahi maa n-nyɛ white-spotted guitarfish, broadnose wedgefish n ti pahi smoothnose wedgefish. Lala balibu ŋ nu yi yi, giant guitarfish nyɛla ban dii bi zooi; lala zahima ŋɔ bela Red Sea ni Persian Gulf ko, n-ti pahi Indian Ocean din mini  South Africa niŋ waɣiligu ni taba. Zaŋ ti gbaai Indian Ocean, zahim bali ŋɔ wɔligibu tɔ pam di yi ti niŋ ka o mini bali shɛba ban ŋmani tabi ŋɔ gabi taba.

Buɣisibu 
O nyɛla zahim titali ŋun waɣilim paari kamani 3.1 m (10 ft)  ka o timsim mi ni tooi paai 227 kg (500 lb),  o nyɛla zaɣi tankpaɣu ka tɔ zaɣi piɛla piɛla o niŋgbuŋgbaŋ zuɣu. Bɛ zaɣi bihi tɔ la zaɣi sabila sabila bɛ pectoral fin nima zuɣu, amaa bɛ zaɣi kara ni din tooi kani bee ka di booi  zaɣ'kpula kpula. O zuɣu taligi ni booi la zaɣi sabinli gari o nimbihi sunsuni, ka di waligi ba ka chɛ Rhynchobatus balibu la. Yaha,  guitarfish lahi nyɛla ŋun mali ninbihi sabila ni nyɛɛ din waɣa.

Lala zahim balibu ŋɔ mini common shovelnose ray ni tooi gabiri taba, amaa ka o ningbuŋgbaŋ leei mali waliginsim bela; zuɣu kpulli ni nyɛ waɣinli; ka o zuɣusaa yanɔ ka nyina yanɔ ; ka o nyaaŋa zuɣu mali nyina laasabu.

Behavior/Biɛhigu

Breeding/Wɔɣibu

Diet/Bindirigu

Habitat/Biɛhigu Sheei

Population/Kalinli

Threats

Interaction with man/Biɛhigu ni ninsala

General

Fin Trade and Consumption

Viridae Presence

Conservation Effort

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