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Manta rays keep their mouths open to filter feed on plankton and small fish from the water. As they swim, water flows into their mouths and is pushed through gill rakers, which trap food particles while allowing water to exit. This feeding strategy is efficient for their size, enabling them to consume large quantities of food without expending much energy. Additionally, their open mouths help them to breathe as they continuously pass water over their gills.

If you catch a sting ray while fishing you must first get it to an open area near the water. Turn it on it's back place your foot or something hard over it's tail to protect you from the stinger. Then use needle nose pliers to remove the hook and carefully place the ray back into the water. ALWAYS keep your eye on it's tail because they are fast.

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Yes a ten year old can go on the Manta ride as long as they meet the height requirement which I believe is 54" or 137 cm or taller.

By living in a open water with other fish that helps them live.

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manta rays abiotic are rocks, dirt , the water

Stingrays mouths are at the bottom of their bodies because.....I don't know why.

Stingrays eat practically anything they can find, like squid, mollusks, clams, and any kind of fish that they can find. I hope that helps!!

very calm unless you scare them

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Yes, they do but then they go off and live on their own

it poos from its mouth.

A baby blue-spotted ray, like other stingrays, can deliver a painful sting if provoked. The pain from a sting typically lasts from a few hours to a couple of days, depending on the individual’s reaction and the care received. It's essential to seek medical attention if stung, as proper treatment can help alleviate pain and prevent infection.

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it a fish because it has gills like a fish and has no hair on it like a mammal and lives in a ocean which makes it kinda like a fish