Rays

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Stingrays live in the ocean, not on any continent.

It eats other animals, therefore there must be something else which eats the same. So they probably will have to compete.

Heterotroph, they cannot make their own food and thus must eat autotrophs (like plants) or other heterotrophs to survive.

Its body has a bilateral symetry, meaning it can be cut in half.

Very sharp and serrated. They can inflict a nasty wound that will need medical attention.

NO

1.if you get to close it will sting you

2.live in the ocean

3.they have a tail with a stinger on the end

4.they have a flat body to hide

5.they killed a lot of people that swim in the ocean

the smallest fish is the

Paedocypris

it is smaller then a pea

Steve Irwin

of course , its on the underside

Steve Irwin.

One inch

stingrays are made of cartilage like from our ear arent they?

...everything.

NO. Ray D'arcy is a qualified, talented and entertaining radio presenter with a show that regular people enjoy........based on that its safe to say they are no way related.

Bat rays are slate grey in colour, with a white underside.

Gamma rays

X-rays

Ultra violet rays ( purple)

Visible Light rays

Micro rays

Infra red rays

Radio rays

Stingrays are known to have a higher level of intelligence than their related family of sharks. The level of intelligence is yet to be determined but they have been known to respond to subtle food signals. They also tend to be more docile creatures and avoid attacking humans if its not necessary....... yup

According to various sources, prolonged exposure to gamma radiation results in rapid growth and mutation. Symptoms include increased physical strength, agility, rage, peculiar change in skin tone and loss of controlled voluntary action. DNA of affected subjects are highly dangerous as well, according to a study, the brain of an affected individual mutated rapidly resulting in a condition similar to hydrocephalus.

A female has two pelvic fins and has an extra two fins on top of that on either side of the barb or the sting while the male does not. A male also has two pelvic fins but no extras like the female.

Also, females are considerably larger than males.

stingrays have evolved from sharks for the past thousands of years

for more information go to animal planet.com

or you could always read a book you lazy butts

cause may get stoong dis qooseeon is soo esy

No a stingray is a member of the cartilaginous fish (shark) family.

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