To warn of plankton and sharks
No
The stingray body covering is a thin layer of skin. This layer of skin is where the stingray's venom is concentrated.
He was killed by a spear tipped in the venom of a stingray.
The barb around its tail is its protection. If a predator tries to prey on the stingray, the stingray will whip its tail and the barb injects a venom into the predator. Contact with the stinger causes local trauma (from the cut itself), pain, swelling, muscle cramps from the venom, and later possibly even infection from bacteria.
the tail of the stingray is the deadliest. It has a sharp barb which can break off in a wound once stung. it is then that venom is emitted into the wound which can cause death.
yes simply cut off the tip of the tail or barb
The first defense of a Blue Spotted Stingray is it's color. It's bright color is a warning to predators that it's poisonous. This breed of stingray, as most, also has a long tail with barbs on it. The tail contains a venom. The Sting ray will stab with it's tail, using the barbs to cut whatever is threatening it and releasing the venom into the predator.
It is not ture that stingray can fly but i did find facts about stingrays : * a stingrays lifespan is from 15 to 25 years. * ancient greek dentists used the venom from the stingrays spaine as a anes- thetic.
The "Stingray" moniker was not used in 1981.
Stingray wounds should be washed with saltwater and then soaked in very hot water for 30-90 minutes to neutralize the venom. Afterwards, the wound should be examined by a doctor to ensure that no pieces of spine remain.
The stingrays protect themselves by using their pointy tails to stab people and animals then swim away. Their poison is similar to the rattlesnake's venom.
its barb