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06/23/2024

06/23/2024

The skin of these fish has a very unusual structure; it is resistant to wear, cuts, and punctures. The wear resistance of leather is 10 years. Nowadays, luxury accessories are made from it: belts, bags, wallets, clutches, bracelets. And in ancient Japan, stingray skin was used to cover the handles of samurai swords.

06/23/2024

On the lower plane of the slope there is a mouth, gills, and nose. On the upper part there are eyes and holes necessary for the breathing of fish (squirters). Stingrays live all over the world.

06/20/2024

These spines are used for self-defense against predators. Sea rays come in a variety of colors and patterns such as black, white, brown, orange and blue. This helps them camouflage among the objects around them and hide from predators. One of the most famous species of sea rays is the shell ray. This species has a protective armor of thick cartilage and can be very dangerous to humans. They may attack if they feel threatened.

06/20/2024

Sea rays are amazing creatures belonging to the stingray fish family. They live in oceans around the world and are known for their unique appearance and behavior. Here are some interesting facts about stingrays: Stingrays have a flat, disc-shaped body that helps them glide through the water. This body shape allows them to move quickly and maneuver in the water. Some species of stingrays can reach lengths of up to 7 meters and weigh more than 300 kg. This makes them one of the largest fish in the ocean. Sea rays do not have teeth or bones. Instead, they have spines on their backs and tails that can be poisonous.

06/16/2024

A blow from this thorn can cause serious wounds and dangerous poisoning.

Size: length excluding tail reaches 4.5 m, width – about 2 m.

Body weight up to 20 kg.

06/16/2024

The stingray has a poisonous, jagged spine on its tail, which it uses to protect itself from enemies.

06/13/2024

It would be both awesome and terrifying to live there.

06/13/2024

The teeth of stingrays form thick plates that can even open shells.

Stingrays are ovoviviparous stingrays. Small stingrays immediately after birth sink to the bottom, where they dig up prey in the sand: worms, crayfish, shrimp.