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Rays

Rays are cartilaginous fishes related to sharks with flat, disk-like bodies.

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Behavior of stingrays?

Stingrays are typically docile animals. They spend most of their time resting on the ocean floor and can be curious if approached slowly. However, they can use their venomous barb for defense if they feel threatened.

What time do stingrays eat?

Stingrays are nocturnal animals that mean they eat at nighttime.

Do stingrays have backbones?

Yes they do!
Yes, they have a backbone.

What is the Stingrays life cycle?

string rays do not lay eggs they have it on there body and it hatches it out alive

What does a stingray look like on the ocean floor?

sting rays are gray but can be brown. they will not bight but will sting. on the bottom of the sting ray, it is white.

What eats stingrays?

Hammerhead sharks are the most common predator of stingrays.

What is the diet of a stingray?

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How do Stingrays care for their young?

Stingrays are ovoviviparous ( live bearing with aplecental births-absence of placenta and umbilicus ) Depending on the species of ray they will produce one to multiple baby sting rays --normally once a year.

The mother will protect her young for the interm until they mature otherwise There is no nurturing of the young-they feed themself .

stingrays will preside in a group and a group of stingrays is refered to as a fever

Kipp Aquarium, in Houston, has a web site showing seven tiny new additions to its growing family. Their mom and dad are checkerboard freshwater stingrays, a species from South America. Dad can be seen swimming in Kipp Aquarium, while mom and babies are staying in their cozy tanks in the Aquarium Quarantine until they are ready to go out and meet the public.

chexk them out under the search: Stingray Babies Are Cute Too

How do stingrays protect themselves?

they use their sting tail to protect themselves

Do mantarays have a barb on tail?

No. The manta ray does not have a barb of any type. They have large eyes that are used for searching out for predators.

How many babies can a stingray have at one time?

Stingrays have either one or two young at a time. They usually do not breed more than one per year and they give birth to live young.

How many species of stingray are there?

There are over 200 species of stingrays worldwide, belonging to several different genera. Some popular species include the southern stingray, spotted eagle ray, and manta ray.

What are rays that live in the ocean?

Rays are native to the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans. They can be found in tropical to cold temperate climates, living between 8 m and more than 3000 m under the surface.

What are the adaptations of a Stingray?

They have moved from Sea water to fresh water.About 50 ray species throughout the world regularly venture into fresh water. More than two dozen species are capable of surviving their life cycles in fresh water. At the extreme, several ray species in the Amazon River Basin have become so rigidly adapted to river life that they cannot survive salt water

Where do stingrays come from?

Stingrays come from the ocean. Stingrays are found in parts of the ocean that are warmer and more shallow. A stingray has a tail that stuns its prey with an electric shock.

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.

Does lead block x rays?

Lead is a very dense substance and so can absorb most of the radiation which hits it, this means that less radiation is able to get to the part of your body which is not needing an x-ray.

So, in short, lead is used to protect parts of the body from unnecessary exposure to radiation. This is good because radiation like x-rays can cause mutagens which can increase the rate of mutations in genes and DNA (sometimes causing Downs Syndrome etc.)

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What does it mean if your eyes are red and sting?

Not enough information. Red eyes can be caused by several things, including allergies and infections.

What are the sources of X rays and gamma rays?

X rays and gamma rays are both in the electromagnetic spectrum, gamma rays can come from nuclear bombs (which can pass through metals and concrete). X rays are used in many places, in the hospital, the air port, and many more, I don't really know what their source is I'll have to check in my science encyclopedia.

Why do bones show up on x rays and not skin?

Because Bones are more DENSE than Soft tissues/Flesh&they BLOCK X-Rays,while Soft tissues block minimal X-Rays-So,Bony Structures are seen as shadows on Plain Films,while Soft tissues are Unclear.

What are the simirality's between gamma rays and X-rays?

Gamma rays are electromagnetic radiation and have very high penetration power. Gamma rays are similar to UV rays and x-rays in the sense that all of them are forms of electromagnetic radiations.