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Photo by Wildifreq
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Field Notes

Notes:

It's definitely a stingray because it has the stinger, or barb, on its tail. My first guess is an Atlantic Stingray, but I thought it could also be a Southern Stingray. I didn't want to mess with it too much so I didn't flip it over to look at its underside at all...

Species ID Suggestions

Round stingray

Urobatis halleri
starrynight
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starrynight
Oh yes, that's right, hope you find out which stingray it is!
Wildifreq
Round Stingrays are a Pacific ocean stingray. This was found in the Gulf of Mexico.
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PublishedFebruary 4, 2013

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