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Definition

stingray /'stÇŋreÇ/ n ငါးလက္ထံု။

Examples

1. ‘We see grey nurse sharks and stingrays and dolphins are a common sight in the bay.’
2. ‘Too far from both Mahe and Praslin for land based operations to visit
3. they harbour an impressive diversity of marine life
4. including stingrays and reef sharks.’
5. ‘There were plenty of turtles
6. huge infestations of purple spotted stingrays and some large manta rays.’
7. ‘Experience in Queensland has shown that some turtles unfortunately also tend to take the bait
8. but dolphins and stingrays do not.’
9. ‘People and uprooted trees were carried out to sea
10. while stingrays and sharks were left stranded in fields and parking lots.’
11. ‘The hazards facing them include snakes
12. poisonous fish and fruit
13. reef sharks
14. moray eels
15. stingrays
16. fire coral
17. mosquitoes
18. bats
19. fire ants
20. rats and wild pigs.’
21. ‘Where the boulders meet the sand there are many fish species
22. including stingrays
23. parrotfish and pufferfish.’
24. ‘Here you can swim among stingrays and nurse sharks in shallow
25. 8-to-10-feet-deep waters.’
26. ‘Eleven of these are of the shark variety
27. who live in blissful harmony with stingrays
28. thornback rays
29. conger eels and dogfish
30. to name but a few.’
31. ‘The freshwater sawfish
32. a ray
33. is related to stingrays
34. skates
35. sharks
36. and other fishes with cartilaginous skeletons.’
37. ‘The most dangerous part of a stingray is the tail with the rather nasty serrated barb.’
38. ‘At the bow end
39. there is a large garden-eel colony
40. and off the shallower stern you will find southern stingrays and spotted eagle rays.’
41. ‘The scientist stresses that stingrays only use their venom-tipped tails in extreme circumstances
42. and even then as a defensive reflex rather than as an attack.’
43. ‘‘We do find dead stingrays with their tails cut off from time to time
44. ’ he added.’
45. ‘Resting on the sand are stingrays
46. electric rays
47. frogfish and the docile Port Jackson shark.’
48. ‘Over the week they were rewarded by the sight of slumbering nurse sharks
49. hawksbill turtles
50. bounteous barracuda
51. big solitary midnight parrotfish and African pompano.’
52. ‘I felt like Alice through the looking glass
53. enjoying the sublime sea's surreal realm
54. a marine dominion ruled by stingrays
55. dolphins
56. Napoleons