A North Carolina stingray's surprise pregnancy is most likely the product of parthenogenesis. National Geographic's Christine Dell'Amore shared the details of how this works.

A stingray in Hendersonville is about to give birth through parthenogenesis, according to expert, who says it's impossible for shark to mate with ray.

Anglers caught big, spade-shaped sea animals, identified by scientists as new species: longnose Pacific stingray, study said & photos show.

A new paper provides the first evidence that wild stingray species produce short, loud clicking sounds. While scientists still need to learn how and why stingrays make these noises, they speculate ...

One particular animal caught their attention: some “large” stingrays that didn’t quite match any known species and had “surprisingly gone unnoticed,” according to a study published Feb ...

Anglers caught big, spade-shaped sea animals, identified by scientists as new species: longnose Pacific stingray, study said & photos show.

Anglers caught big, spade-shaped sea animals, identified by scientists as new species: longnose Pacific stingray, study said & photos show.

Anglers caught big, spade-shaped sea animals, identified by scientists as new species: longnose Pacific stingray, study said & photos show.

Anglers caught big, spade-shaped sea animals, identified by scientists as new species: longnose Pacific stingray, study said & photos show.

Anglers caught big, spade-shaped sea animals, identified by scientists as new species: longnose Pacific stingray, study said & photos show.

Anglers caught big, spade-shaped sea animals, identified by scientists as new species: longnose Pacific stingray, study said & photos show.

Anglers caught big, spade-shaped sea animals, identified by scientists as new species: longnose Pacific stingray, study said & photos show.