'Paradise' for sharks in Southeast Asia
Indonesia has established sharks, sea turtles and stingrays around an archipelago in the eastern part of the country.
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Indonesia has established sharks, sea turtles and stingrays around an archipelago in the eastern part of the country.
According to a recent WWF study, more than 7 million sharks and stingrays die each year from the fishing process of Langleinen, Germany, on the African coast of Africa.…
Poisonous sea ray sting (scientific name: Dasyatis Violacea) is the most active creature in the family of stingrays. It is easy to recognize them when this particular fi…
Archaeologists find two rare swords in the 1,500-year-old tomb in the underground in southern Kyushu, Japan.
The Elysium volcano-shaped rays on Mars make the scientific world stunned with unique geological formations.
In October 2016, more than 70 giant freshwater stingrays, some of the size of a tourist car, were found dead on Mae Klong River (Thailand).
After many years, the finite sturgeon named Pig Nose was conquered by the 19-year-old new player Nick McCabe.
Giant freshwater rays are likely to die due to water pollution in the Mae Klong River, Thailand.
Peruvian fishermen catch a manta ray weighing more than a ton and have to use a crane to bring it ashore.
A stingray weighing more than 300 kg has been found in Thailand. It can be said that this is the largest freshwater fish in the world.
Barramundi (scientific name: Pristiformes), is a set of stingray fish, characterized by a long cartilage in the muzzle.
Shark goblins, wrinkled skin sharks ... have evolved to match nature and survive to this day ...
The corpses of the Mobula rays, commonly known as flying rays, appeared on the coast in Gaza City on February 27, the news agency Ma said.
Jeremy Wade caught a 126kg stingray on Parana river near Buenos Aires, Argentina.
During the expedition with National Geographic, scientists caught the world's largest stingray.