Stingrays have many Structural Adaptations But the main three are the tail, Gill Slits, and its flatter body shape.
1.) Tail: Stingrays use their tails to bury themselves in the sand on the ocean floor to hide from predators, its tail has a hook on the end and when they feel like they are threatened or in danger they sting and swish there tail at what ever harm there is. Also there tail has venom in it.
2.) Flatter Body Shape: They have flat bodies to camouflage and hide on the ocean floor stingrays normally stay at the bottom of the ocean floor so they don't eat a lot normally what they can catch.
Short-tail stingray was created in 1875.
the short tailed weasle is endangerd
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Short-tailed Parrot was created in 1820.
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Short-tailed Lark was created in 1897.
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