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"Tail or Whip?
In Central America, people would sometimes cut off the tail of a stingray, and use it as a whip!",
"Gentle Rays:
The sting ray can be found in sandy bottomed waters, from New Jersey to Brazil.
While many mistakenly believe that the stingray is aggressive, it will only use its tail as a defense mechanism. ",
"Like a Snake in the Grass:
Because sting rays lay in the sand, with their tails pointed upward, people have accidentally stepped on their barbed tails. The sting is painful, but not life threatening. ",
"Aimless:
While swimming the stingray isn't capable of directing its tail, which leaves them defenseless.
It isn't uncommon to see a ray with a shortened tail, caused by predators' bites. ",
"The Many Uses of Stingrays:
Some native peoples in South America use the stingray's tail spines as spear tips and knives."];