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Using the structure of the stingray's head as a lighting field in a helmet.

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Stingrays are sea creatures that are very successful in adapting to their environment. They can live on the coast, in the open sea or at depths of up to 3000 meters.

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Tail structures are whip-like; long, pointed and thin. They usually have small, pointed spines that contain toxins. The tails of some stingray species are venomous and can reach 30 centimeters in length.

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Tail structures are whip-like; long, pointed and thin. They usually have small, pointed spines that contain toxins. The tails of some stingray species are venomous and can reach 30 centimeters in length.

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Skeleton Structure

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They move thanks to their large and flexible fins. Thanks to these fins, they can propel themselves forward in the water. However, their caudal fins are negligibly short and they lack anal fins.

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!!It is the largest of the stingrays. Uses its fins in the form of wings to swim faster

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!!It is the largest of the stingrays. Uses its fins in the form of wings to swim faster

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The most interesting features of stingrays are their triangular pectoral fins and flat dorsoventrals (dorsal to abdomen). They also have a cartilaginous endoskeleton and a fused anterior vertebra.