[post_page_title]Stingray[/post_page_title]
By the name itself, you can tell that stingrays pack a mighty sting. As stingrays are not defensive animals, they will rarely attack out of nowhere. However, they may attack if a swimmer or diver steps on them. To do this, the stingray has a barb that is covered in spines and spikes, which it then uses to strike its victims. Although stingray stingers are not fatal to humans, they can cause uncomfortable side effects, such as nausea, diarrhea, muscle cramps and a scar where the sting punctures the skin.
