Stingrays do not have legs... some people have been asking because of this video:
http://www.maniacworld.com/dancing-stingray.html
Those seen in the video are called clampers.
Claspers are modifications of the pelvic fins and located on the inner margin of the pelvic fins. They are used to transfer sperm to the female during mating. Females do not have claspers.
source: http://www.flmnh.ufl.edu/fish/education/questions/RayBiology.html#states
in the ocean
Baby stingrays look approximatly like tadpoles, except black and with a larger base. if they are deformed or shaped like a peanut. then they have a disease.
29 days
29 days.
They lose their tails, not legs.
a human baby has 2 legs, a bird baby has 2 legs, animal babies have 4 legs
Baby stingrays do not have fully developed barbs at birth. Instead, they possess small, undeveloped barbs that grow larger as they mature. These barbs are primarily used for defense once they reach adulthood. Consequently, younger stingrays are less capable of delivering a sting compared to their mature counterparts.
They weigh about 5-10 lbs
Yes both mature, and baby sting rays can sting, because when they are born they have a cap over there stinger, so they dont sting the mother. And the cap will fall off when they are born.
a female stingray can have about to 5 or 6 baby stingrays
yes it does. I got stung by one and my foot is swollen and it hurts
There are 70 species of stingrays with a variety of sizes from the size of your palm up to 14 feet in length. So the size of the young (pups) will vary too.