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What is a shape that is the same size and shape as another shape?
Congruent
Figures that have the same size or shape?
Figures that have the same size are congruent, and the ones that have the same shape are similar.
What is a location in space that has no size or shape called?
A(n) point is described as a location in space , and it has no size or shape.
Polygons that have the same shape and size are?
congruent
What is a congruent shape?
Congruent figure(s) (shapes) are two figures that have the same size AND shape.
What do manta rays eat?
because manta ray feeds on some of the smallest creatures in the oceans
What manta rays eat?
Manta rays are huge flat fish that are related to sharks and stingrays. Because of their size, the only predators they have are sharks, killer whales, and humans.
How can you tell if a ray is a manta ray or a stingray?
Stingrays have barbed stingers that can reach up to 14 inches in length. Manta rays do not have a sting barb. Manta rays are the larger species, reaching between 18 and 23 feet in width depending on the subspecies.
What is a manta ray's diet?
Due to the size of manta rays, their only predators are large sharks.
What is a mantarays predator?
due to the manta rays size the only predator is large sharks like the tiger sharks
Who does a manta ray hide from?
Manta Rays hide from sharks and killer whales. well that's what me and my friend Abby said. How can we help an Manta ray please respond at Fleabug9612@yahoo.com thank u i would love to help please respond my name is Felicia. Thank you coz of their size, the manta ray's only enemy (other than humans) are sharks. I don't think manta rays & killer whales live near enought 2 each other the warrant hiding...
How does a skeleton key work?
Skeleton keys are just regular keys except they usually have a funny looking shape to them . Skeleton keys will not work on any skeleton key hole because there not all the same shape and size . Therefore there's no one skeleton key that's the same .
How does a manta ray defend itself?
A manta ray uses its size as well as its speed to get away from predators as mantas do not have a poisonous barb on their tails like some other rays do. If a manta does survive a shark attack, it will visit feeding stations where smaller fish eat away dead skin and parasites that could be problematic for the ray later on.
The shadow of a cloud on the ground is the same size and shape as the cloud itself because the sun's rays are?
The shadow of a cloud on the ground is the same size and shape as the cloud itself because the sun's rays are parallel and the cloud is acting as a screen, blocking the light from reaching the ground below and creating a shadow that mirrors its shape.
What is the size of giant devil ray?
The manta ray (the largest species of the rays) can reach more than 7.6 metres (25 ft) across, with a weight of about 2,300 kilograms (5,100 lb).
What special features do manta rays have?
Since the Manta Ray seems to be such a mystery to most people, exploring the facts about them can help you to see them for what they really are. These are fascinating creatures that live in the water. They can be up to 25 feet in length and weight as much as 3,000 pounds. Some types of Manta Rays engage in the process of migrating. They can lose their protective mucus membrane if they are touched by humans. The Manta Ray has the largest brain to body ratio of all sharks and rays on Earth. You will very rarely find any Manta Ray in captivity due to their size. They are currently only found in four aquariums in the world. The average life span for a Manta Ray is 20 years. They are very close relatives of the shark. Ironically, sharks as well as orcas are their main predators. They are also closely related to the stingray but they don't have a stinger. They are amazing when it comes to the acrobatics that they display. The Manta Ray is classified as a fish. It is one of the largest and it continues to be one that we know the least about. They don't have a skeleton that is made from bone. The smallest species of Manta Ray is the Mobula Diabolis. It is only about 2 feet in length. There are myths that the Manta Ray will consume people but they are false. These are very gentle creatures that are able to get close to humans without harming them. The Manta Ray is only surpassed in size in the marine world by sharks and whales. Only some of them found in captivity.They do well in that environment but they are so large it is very hard to justify the cost of keeping them. One of the reasons why people used to think that the Manta Ray was dangerous is because the body appears to be like a huge bat. The open fins of a Manta Ray can be more than 20 feet in length. While the Manta Ray has many rows of sharp teeth, they aren't used for eating. Instead they have a filtering system. The Manta Ray doesn't have a nose. The name Manta means blanket, and the fact that this creature looks like a blanket as it moves in the water is part of the namesake. They are the only jawed vertebrates that also have limbs. In 2008 a very large Manta Ray was discovered on a sidewalk in San Francisco, California. It isn't known how it got there or why someone would leave it. Authorities were successful in returning it to the water. Many people view the Manta Ray as a shark that has been flattened out due to the overall anatomy that it features. The movement of the fins through the water is very similar to that of a bird flapping its wings. Many people assume that the Manta Ray is dangerous due to the fact that the Sting Ray is. However, they don't have a stinger at all. Many Manta Rays blend in well at the shoreline. They tend to get stepped on by people that don't have a clue what is below their feet. They are extremely fast swimmers and also considered to be one of the most graceful as they move around.
What is the difference between bat ray and manta ray?
Manta Rays grow to a much larger size than Stingrays, but I'd say the biggest difference is that Stingrays have a "stinger", a hard, thin rod-like appendage that lies in a groove in it's tail until it's frightened or threatened at which time it will will 'lift' it up, out and over it's back, and drive it into the flesh of it's perceived (or real) attacker and 'sting' it - it's very painful! Manta Rays have a similar tail to Stingrays, but over evolutionary-time, they've "lost" the 'stinger'. Stingrays are thought to be evolutionarily older than Mantas mainly because Mantas have evolved from being bottom filter-feeders into Open-Ocean filter-feeders while stingrays have remained bottom feeders. This is why, if you should go into the water where they are found (like off the coast of Australia), you will likely be warned to do the "Stingray Shuffle"....this frightens the rays away and helps you to avoid stepping on one - if you do, you most likely will be stung. It was once thought that there was only one "type" of Manta Ray. But, it has been discovered that there are actually two: - One is call the Giant Manta Ray and these Rays migrate around in the Ocean for long distances - The other, first discovered, smaller and thought to be "older' Mantas stay closer to the shore A believed to be newly discovered 'type' of Giant Ray is even larger than the other and have what some believe to be a vestigial stinger which can be seen on them as a small 'bump' at the base of the tail (vestigial = an evolutionarily 'withered', and basically useless to the 'modern' animal, body part - in humans, the appendix is thought to be vestigial) The discovery of the Giant Rays with this (thought by some) vestigial, "bump" now have people wondering - Which 'came first' - The smaller, more common Manta, or the Giant? Although Stingrays are more aggressive, by virtue of their "stinger", both are basically 'peaceful' creatures. There are other differences between the Manta and Stingray, but I believe what I've mentioned suffices as the "major" differences.
