About this document
Characteristics and Behavior of Stingrays by Jucel Marco is a document available to read on EtoBox.
Stingrays are commonly found in shallow coastal waters where they spend most of their time partially buried in sand. They have flattened bodies and pectoral fins joined to their head and trunk, with a venomous tail trailing behind. Their eyes are on their dorsal side but their mouth and gills are on their ventral side. Stingrays undulate their bodies like waves or flap their sides like wings to swim. They are ovoviviparous, bearing live young in litters of 5-13, and the females provide uterine milk to the e
- Author
- Jucel Marco
- Language
- EN