The wing tips of some rays are delicious. The ones I know to be tasty Atlantic species (I've only been offerred those), are benthic (they stay near the bottom) and predators (as opposed to filter feeders). These are taxonomically close to shark, and they taste like it. REmember that they're called "stingray" for a reason, and avoid the tail. Also note that some rays, like California's Torpedo Ray, use a mechanism that may be similar to the Electric Eel, in that they produce a SERIOUS electrical charge, that can easily knock you down. Also, in the tropics in particular, these are "tourist fish". Lots of people visit their basking grounds and, as the animals are no longer aggressive or fearful, and are fed by tourists, the locals (who make money from this phenomenon) and the tourists (whi think this fish is friendly) present a real danger if you decide to fish these up. My advice? Check with the locals first to see if you can eat them. Take only enough for dinner and then stop -- no overfishing. Don't make a show of it.
I would advise not eating it unless it is very fresh and professionally prepared.
i am not an expert but i am fairly sure that they have poisons stingers and other parts you shouldn't eat . but if you live in NY these guys cray fresh stingray
https://www.wegmans.com/
and more info
http://www.buffalostoryproject.com/2010/12/09/stingrays-for-dinner/
the meat is odd looking and a little tough but actually pretty good if it is prepared properly
No, they aren't. You can eat jellyfish by first urinating on it to neutralise the toxins. Then boiling them in milk so bring out the flavour. As for sea snakes, you must first remove the skin and leave in a pile of faeces for 4 - 7 days. Stingrays on the other hand is a more difficult situation. Firstly bite off the deadly barb with your teeth. After that insert the harmless tail into your bottom. This makes it easier to cook. Then shave off the outer layer of the skin. Smear chicken guts on the newly shaved stingray and chuck it on the barbie.
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yes you can, i ate one lastnite, cook it in a pan not a bbg, add garlic and lemon, dip in shrimp or tartare sauce
Stingrays eat other fish, vegetables are scarce in the ocean.
It depends on your taste.
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They sort of vacuum it up through their mouth parts, which are located on their undersides.
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sharks eat them
The Yellow Spotted Stingray eats plant's,other fish.
No a stingray is.They pin the stingray to the seafloor and eat them.
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yes you can. there are actually recipes online for stingray scallops
yes they do they hunt for stingrays
Legering with mackerel and sandeel.
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No. Stingrays may eat plankton though.