Yes, the tail has a covering of venom that when a victim is wounded by the tail, there is some venom left in the wound. These cause intense pain, followed by a loss in blood pressure and erratic heart beat
Stingrays can be very dangerous, with their venomous spine on the whip-like tail. Be very careful when wading in shallow water along the coast, most people get stung when they step on a ray half buried in the sand.
Yes. sting rays are very dangerous some are even poisinous their stingers are located half way down the tail. Do you know the guy Steve erwin....the crocadile hunter....he died from a stink ray because it stung him direcly in the heart.
Not all are. There are about 200 species of rays. Some stingray species do not possess stings, such as some of the butterfly rays and devil rays. There are also other "ray" species that do not belong to the Order Myliobatiformes, such as the guitarfishes (Order Rhinobatiformes). The majority of the problems with stingray wounds is the mechanical trauma from the sting not the venom.
There are many species of stingrays. 46 of them are endangered. Mostly to the cause of humans and pollution.
Some of them are deally,they are know to KILL human beings.They have poweful venom on the tail(i call them the stinger)which is use to kill prey.
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sharks, if stingrays sting you not at the heart you are fine but if a shark eats you your dead
The collective noun for 'stingrays' is a fever of stingrays.
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Crabs are scavengers; they will eat stingrays if the stingrays are already dead.
how stingrays breed: stingrays breed under the sand from:chloe Henderson
You can eat stingrays.
Yes, they aren't the original Stingrays, but they are called Stingrays.
stingrays do not bite they have a stinger in the tale
Are there stingrays in Louisiana? In the gulf of Mexico
No,stingrays are NOT vertebrates.They have cartilage,not bones.
stingrays that aren't poisnous
the stingrays habitat is on the coastal tropical area