Thirty-three shark and twenty stingray species have been recorded swimming in seas around Greece in the last 90 years.

Supplemental research found that the species consumed at least 65 prey types — as many as 30 each day. 2. They Move by Flapping Their 'Wings' Stingrays may look like they’re flying through the ...

As for stingrays, scientists currently recognize over 220 known stingray species belonging to 29 different genera. Given this wide variety, we’ll attempt to provide descriptions for a range of ...

While swimming, the stingray moves its entire body to propel itself through the water in a wave-like motion. This is different from other species that flap their fins to "fly" through the water.

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 ...

Round stingrays are the species you’re most likely to encounter in California, according to Barilotti. “They look like a small dinner plate with a tail coming off,” he said. The mottled ...

“It’s so important that we’re managing how we interact with these species, and what we do around different estuaries and ecosystems. We need to be protecting those individuals and protecting their ...

Charlotte is a round stingray, a species named for its circular, disk-shaped body. Aquarium & Shark Lab by Team ECCO via Facebook In February, the Aquarium & Shark Lab by Team ECCO in ...