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Stingray Gliding Over an Underwater Seashell Meadow

A graceful stingray glides across a sandy lagoon floor past a sundial shell and scattered ocean seashells.

Coloring page of a stingray swimming over a sundial shell on the sandy floor of a lagoon.
Stingray Gliding Over an Underwater Seashell Meadow
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A Stingray Above the Lagoon Seabed

A stingray glides smoothly just inches above the sandy floor of a peaceful lagoon. Scattered beneath its broad fins are a distinct sundial shell and various sea shells resting quietly on the seabed.

Ocean Adaptations of Stingrays

Stingrays have flat, pancake-like bodies that allow them to hover close to the ocean floor. They often cover themselves with sand to camouflage from predators, leaving only their eyes and breathing holes exposed while waiting for buried crabs or mollusks.

Natural Colors of Lagoon Sea Life

  • Stingray upper body: Sandy brown, mottled gray, or olive
  • Stingray underside: Pure white or pale cream
  • Sundial shell: White with spiral bands of reddish-brown or gray spots
  • Lagoon sand: Golden tan or light cream
Questions and answers

Questions and Answers About Stingrays

How do stingrays breathe while resting on the sandy ocean floor?
They use specialized openings called spiracles located behind their eyes to draw in clean water, which is then passed through their gills without sucking in sand.
Do stingrays have bones like other fish?
No, stingrays belong to the same family as sharks and have skeletons made entirely of flexible cartilage rather than hard bone.
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