#cownose ray
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marinememes · 2 years ago
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I need everyone to see this picture of a porcupine looking at stingrays in an aquarium
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samimarkart · 7 months ago
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collection of some favorite ocean animals!
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jomadis · 3 months ago
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I have recently fallen victim to Loving-Cownose-Rays-Disease, and I fear it has no cure. The only way to treat it is by making dragons
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massachusetts-official · 8 months ago
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we have the best aquarium by far (biased) (really biased) (i just like cownose rays)
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They found something yummy on the rock. (gif from a video my partner took during our recent visit to the aquarium) Also, yes, the NE Aquarium is amazing. Worth the visit every time.
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quark-nova · 2 years ago
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Cownose rays are so cool, like, you see them and you think "hey that's their mouth right?"
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But no! It's actually a secret pair of fins to grab stuff with, making them (and their manta ray cousins) the only fish with three pairs of fins!
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Bonus video of a baby one because it's melting my heart
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antiqueanimals · 10 months ago
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Common eagle ray (Myliobatis aquila), Cownose ray (Rhinoptera bonasus)
Fishes of the World. Written by Hans Hvass. Illustrated by Wilhelm Eigener. Originally published in 1964.
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t00thpasteface · 10 months ago
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54 common fish of texas, part 2: atlantic stingray (Hypanus sabinus), bluntnose stingray (Hypanus say), cownose ray (Rhinoptera bonasus)
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fishyfishyfishtimes · 2 years ago
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You may have done this one already but would you be willing to do a cownose stingray or a beluga whale (i know whales are not fish so I completely understand if this is out of bounds)
Well, I do only make fish facts, but I can tell you off the top of my head that there are no beluga attacks on record at all! At least I recall it being that way. They’re friendly guys! :) Anyway, to that fish fact!
Daily fish fact #471
Cownose ray!
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They get their name from the shape of their two-lobed head, which is the shape of a cow’s nose when viewed from above. They’re a social species, living in schools with up to 10 000 individuals!
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fish-daily · 11 months ago
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fish 272 - cownose ray
for the fish-uary day 9 prompt - ray!
see the prompt list here
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ilikeit-art · 2 years ago
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A school of cownose rays circling and dancing around one another.
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the-periwinkle-collective · 2 months ago
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Imagine being mean to me when I’m just over here like-
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bug-sleep-repeat · 1 year ago
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Hallo every-ray
ºAº !!
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samimarkart · 1 month ago
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planning a big order with my manufacturer before tariffs hit me next year 🥲 on the plus side for you this means a new lanyard design inspired by species at different ocean depths!! always love drawing a good garibaldi fish. perfect shape perfect creature
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lizardsaredinosaurs · 5 months ago
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Anyone care for some flapjacks?
Javanese Cownose Ray (Rhinoptera javanica) AKA Flapnose ray
Indian Ocean, from the Arabian Sea to the South Pacific
Status: Endangered (IUCN)
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This one really confused me with the shape of the face. 😭
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dadmusicenthusiast · 3 months ago
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i-am-a-giant-siphonophore · 2 years ago
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cownose rays!
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cownose rays are found in many areas of the world, most noticeably the western atlantic and the caribbean!
they prefer to live in shallower coastal waters or estuaries
it’s named for its head, which when viewed from above resembles a little cow nose
cownose rays often migrate long distances and form large schools!
they have poisonous stingers but are usually not a threat to humans because they don’t come too close to the surface
the longest cownose ray ever recorded was seven feet long!
cownose rays are very strong swimmers that can migrate in groups up to 10,000 rays!
they’re relatively friendly but they do sting when threatened :)
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