4. Stingray Babies Are Born Fully Developed . Babies, called pups, can swim and feed immediately after being born, and most species require no parental care.

DNA analysis found the new species had at least 2% genetic divergence from other stingray species. The research team included P. A. Mejía-Falla, A. F. Navia, Cardeñosa and J. Tavera.

Stingray teeth are flattened and made of modified placoid scales (also called dermal denticles). These are the same type of scales found on a shark’s body.  Do Stingrays Replace Teeth? Like ...

This is different from other species that flap their fins to "fly" through the water. Stingrays in freshwater can grow to a width of 18 inches. The tails can be about an inch wide and as long as ...

DNA analysis found the new species had at least 2% genetic divergence from other stingray species. The research team included P. A. Mejía-Falla, A. F. Navia, Cardeñosa and J. Tavera.

DNA analysis found the new species had at least 2% genetic divergence from other stingray species. The research team included P. A. Mejía-Falla, A. F. Navia, Cardeñosa and J. Tavera.

DNA analysis found the new species had at least 2% genetic divergence from other stingray species. The research team included P. A. Mejía-Falla, A. F. Navia, Cardeñosa and J. Tavera.

DNA analysis found the new species had at least 2% genetic divergence from other stingray species. The research team included P. A. Mejía-Falla, A. F. Navia, Cardeñosa and J. Tavera.

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

DNA analysis found the new species had at least 2% genetic divergence from other stingray species. The research team included P. A. Mejía-Falla, A. F. Navia, Cardeñosa and J. Tavera.

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