29 reactions | 7 Awesome Facts About Stingrays * The largest species of stingray measure 6.5 feet in length and can weigh up to 790 pounds * Stingrays are closely related to sharks * Their long tails usually have a spine and venom * Stingrays eat clams, shrimp, and mussels * Stingrays don't use their eyes to find prey * Stingrays are solitary, but can also live in groups | Frankland Islands | Facebook

Eyes above, secrets below—stingray style. 👁️💨 Gliding gracefully, the blue-spotted stingray has a clever trick—when danger nears, it swirls up a cloud of sand with its body. As the dust settles, it vanishes into the seabed, perfectly camouflaged with only its curious eyes peeking out. A true master of hide-and-seek in the ocean’s depths! #calmrelaxwithnature #oceanwonders #stingray #camouflage #huntingseason #weekend #location #ocean #treasurehunt | Calm Relax with Nature

This is the largest stingray in the world. So named for its raisin-sized eyes, it's a species that has evaded scientific study, until now. | National Geographic UK

13M views · 3.7K reactions | BABY STINGRAY BIRTH!  Visitors watched and cheered as the newest cownose ray pup was born at The Florida Aquarium this week! "Bimini" is one of three of their newest little stingray pups -- and staff say more are likely on the way! STORY: https://bit.ly/2UsSGzS | FOX 13 News - Tampa Bay | Facebook