Mysterious rays stingray series on Mexican beaches

Mexican authorities are investigating the cause of at least 300 stingrays being killed and washed ashore in the state of Veracruz.

Locals and tourists found the dead stingrays of July 16 on Chachalacas beach in the city of Ursulo Galvan in Mexico's Veracruz state. After that, some photos were posted on social networks.

More than 300 stingrays washed ashore in the city of Ursulo Galvan in the Mexican state of Veracruz.

The mayor of Ursulo Galvan, Martin Verdejo, said the corpses of poisonous dendritic fish on the beach could be discarded by fishermen after they caught their fishing nets. Because fishermen find that stingrays do not benefit them.

Others said the rays were hit by the waves at dawn. People who regularly exercise on the beach find that many of the rays of the rays are cut, so they believe that the fishermen have sold some parts of the rays and discarded the rest. Wings of stingray is a popular dish at restaurants in Veracruz.

The bodies of stingrays on the beach can be dangerous for tourists because wearing them is dead, but their taps can still be dangerous. These taps are not poisonous, but they are still capable of causing pain to those who are stabbed.

This is the first time a large number of rays have been discovered at sea. In February 2013, about 220 Mobula stingrays were discovered mysteriously washed into the beach in Gaza City, Palestine.

According to Bob Rubin, a world leader in stingrays at Santa Rosa University in California (USA), stingray rays may be caused by underwater noises or disruptive electrical signals. The direction of this fish.