A stingray will use its hard, barbed tail to attack. The small spines contain venom and can penetrate a human’s skin. The stinger will usually leave a mark and cause swelling and pain that might ...

and have similar skin. They also use the same ampullae of Lorenzini sensors, which are special sensing organs that pick up on the electrical signals emitted by prey. 4. Stingray Babies Are Born ...

What is seen as pink or red is, in fact, blood vessels behind the eyes and under the skin." Jules probably won't be able to get close enough to the stingray to check out her eyes, and it really ...

Once it’s been threatened, a stingray will whip its tail in defense — which can reach up and over its head — leaving a laceration or puncture wound in your skin. When a stingray whips its ...