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	Sting ray
		The most distinctive features of this sting ray, among other Gulf of Maine fishes, are its very long, whiplash-like tail without dorsal fins, and the long, saw-edged spine or spines with which the upper side of its tail is armed.
		Large specimens are easily distinguishable from other sting rays of our Atlantic coast by their very thorny tails and by the large tubercles on the outer parts of their discs.
		The only claim of this sting ray to mention here is that one was reported from Chatham on the outer shore of Cape Cod many years ago, and that it is said to have been seen on the shoaler parts of Georges Bank.
	www.gma.org /fogm/Dasyatis_centroura.htm (575 words)

	Stingray -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Rays (The act of swimming) swim with a "flying" motion, propelled by motion of their large (Either of two large muscles of the chest) pectoral (Organ of locomotion and balance in fishes and some other aquatic animals) fins (commonly referred to as "wings").
		Rays are (additional info and facts about viviparous) viviparous (bearing live young in "litters" of 5-10), while skates are (additional info and facts about oviparous) oviparous (laying eggs, the casings of which look like shark (Oval reproductive body of a fowl (especially a hen) used as food) eggs).
		Rays may be caught on a fishing line, using small (Decapod having eyes on short stalks and a broad flattened carapace with a small abdomen folded under the thorax and pincers) crabs as bait, and are often caught accidentally; they may also be speared from above.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/s/st/stingray.htm (939 words)

	Stingray - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Other possible pain remedies include papain (papaya extract, contained in unseasoned powdered meat tenderizer), which may break down the protein of the toxins, though this may be more appropriate for jellyfish and similar stings.
		Like other rays, stingrays are viviparous (bearing live young in "litters" of 5-10).
		They feed primarily on mollusks and crustaceans, or occasionally on smaller fish; rays settle on the bottom while feeding, sometimes leaving only the eyes and tail visible.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sting_ray (602 words)

	Sting ray
		The most distinctive features of this sting ray, among other Gulf of Maine fishes, are its very long, whiplash-like tail without dorsal fins, and the long, saw-edged spine or spines with which the upper side of its tail is armed.
		Large specimens are easily distinguishable from other sting rays of our Atlantic coast by their very thorny tails and by the large tubercles on the outer parts of their discs.
		The only claim of this sting ray to mention here is that one was reported from Chatham on the outer shore of Cape Cod many years ago, and that it is said to have been seen on the shoaler parts of Georges Bank.
	octopus.gma.org /fogm/Dasyatis_centroura.htm (575 words)

	ANIMAL BYTES - Rays
		Male rays are easily distinguished from females by the presence of a pair of claspers (cigar shaped organs).
		Reminiscent of birds in flight, some rays gently flap their enlarged pectoral fins, or "wings," to "fly" through and sometimes even leap out of the water.
		Due to humankind’s impact on the marine environment, however, concern is mounting for the future of rays throughout their range.
	www.seaworld.org /animal-info/animal-bytes/animalia/eumetazoa/coelomates/deuterostomes/chordata/craniata/chondrichthyes/batoidea/rays.htm (431 words)

	Rays - Enchanted Learning Software
		Rays are a type of flattened fish and are closely related to sharks.
		Unlike other fish, rays and sharks have no bones; their skeleton is made of cartilage, which is a tough, fibrous substance, not nearly as hard as bone.
		Rays live in oceans and seas all over the world, and some even spend part of their life in estuaries.
	www.enchantedlearning.com /subjects/sharks/rays (1234 words)

	sting (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		The codices that portrayed the sting ray spines being used for "sacrifices" usually show the double knob at one end which would indicate that such a tool was actually carved or honed from a human or animal bone joint.
		Sting ray spines were trade items from the coast I felt.
		Sting Ray spines, then would be used by fishermen and poorer warriors, while manufactured fine flint would be more expensive items for arrows.
	www.mayalords.org /aztecfldr/sting.html (908 words)

	Sting Ray
		They told me that these rays swim around the bay in pairs scavenging what they can from the fishermen.
		The ray had decided to have a quick breather and had come to rest quite close to the bank.
		With just a very little effort I managed to ease it over within reach of the gaggle of kids who had collected excitedly beside me. By now the fish was pretty upset with the way his afternoon was going, and started lashing out in all directions with its vicious looking tail.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /david.tooley/Tt/aus7.htm (859 words)

	Sting Ray XP Hydrofoils
		The Sting Ray stabilizer improves the control and ride and brings out the hidden peak performance of your boat.
		When placed on a Sting Ray Hydrofoil Stabilizer or Sting Ray Junior, Sting Ray Torque Equalizers will reduce or completely eliminate dangerous steering torque.
		Available: Sting Ray, Sting Ray Jr., Torque Equalizers.
	www.cabelas.com /information/Marine/Sting-Ray-XP-Hydrofoils.html (185 words)

	Travelocity : Travelers Network : Adventure at Sting Ray city
		The first time I went to Sting Ray City on Grand Cayman, I stood on the boat, looking out at the crystal clear water thinking it was about the most beautiful place I had ever been until I noticed the large sting rays swimming towards the boat.
		The story behind Sting Ray City is that the local fisherman began cleaning their catch just inside the cut in the reef on the north bay because the waters were so calm there.
		But I quickly learned that the sting rays have bad eye sight, but an excellent sense of smell because they deserted me for those fellow divers who didn't mind the slimy feeling of frozen squid in their hands.
	dest.travelocity.com /Network/BeenThere/raycity/0,3097,TRAVELOCITY,00.html (1037 words)

	ENTWINEMENTS: Work on the Sting Ray Outfit
		The design started with the sting ray leather piece which we decided would be in the center back.(We we also trying different placement for the shibori pattern on the dress)
		The curves of the sting ray leather indicated the shape of adjacent pieces.
		Both have a waviness that suggests the movement of the sting ray thru the water.
	entwinements.com /blog-mt3/2006/06/work_on_the_sting_ray_outfit_1.html (514 words)

	Corvette Sting Ray Racer's Renaissance
		One of the brightest jewels from the Mitchell era is the Sting Ray Racer, recently refurbished by Design Staff employees under the direction of Ed Welburn, GM's current Vice President of Global Design.
		The Sting Ray Racer had a thin fiberglass skin with aluminum (initially) and balsa-wood (later) reinforcements in high-stress areas.
		Like the Corvette SS, the Sting Ray had a steel-tubing space frame, a four-speed manual transmission, short-and-long arm front suspension, finned-drum brakes, a Halibrand quick-change differential, cast magnesium wheels, and a deDion-type rear axle.
	www.worldcarfans.com /5050609.001/corvette-sting-ray-racer (1264 words)

	CorvetteMaster.com
		Some people wander what the difference is between Sting Ray and Stingray.
		The obvious difference is Sting Ray is spelled two words.
		Below are a bunch of pics of both Sting Rays and Stingrays:
	inspired2innovate.com /corvette/stingrayissue.htm (125 words)

	Joe Kid on a Stingray ‐ The History of BMX
		Joe kid on a Sting-Ray ‐ The History of BMX BMX is an acronym for Bicycle Motocross.
		This film documents the evolution of a sport created by kids who [in the 1970's] began modifying their Schwinn Sting- Ray bicycles to look like motorcycles.
		This documentary is the first film to take a serious look at the history and evolution of BMX bicycle riding, from the streets of 1960s suburban neighborhoods to today's stadium‐packed televised Dirt, Street and Halfpipe insanity.
	www.joekidonastingray.com (237 words)

	Advanced Fitness, Inc. Sting Ray™
		The front squat is a very powerful exercise, but not many people do the movement because of all the negative aspects.
		The Sting Ray simply and elegantly removes those negatives while leaving all the benefits in place.
		The Sting Ray, like all of our products, has a 30 day satisfaction guarantee and it's virtually indestructible.
	www.bodytrends.com /afisting.htm (484 words)

	Maldives - Sting Ray Liveaboard Vessel
		Sting Ray is a 31meter boat with 9 comfortable air-conditioned cabins and vast deck spaces for uninterrupted sun.
		With a fully trained crew and a local dive guide Sting Ray is your choice for a memorable adventure in Maldives.
		Sting Ray will take you to the country’s most popular dive sites where you can witness everything the Maldives have to offer: Mantas and other rays, sharks, schools of trevallies, Napoleans, turtles, Blennies, Gobis, lobsters, multi-hued underwater landscapes and a host of marine creatures.
	www.themaldives.com /Maldives_liveaboards/Sting_ray_liveabord_vessel.htm (251 words)

	ALEA - U.S. Coast Guard - HITRON (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		The Coast Guard’s newest helicopter, the MH-68A recently received the official designation “Sting Ray.” The Sting Ray is an all-weather, short-range, armed interdiction helicopter, employing state of the art navigation, communication, and avionics equipment.
		Built by Agusta Aerospace Corporation, the Sting Ray is the military version of the A109E Power civilian helicopter, and is the newest helicopter in the U.S. Coast Guard inventory.
		Sting Ray aircrews interdict go-fast smuggling vessels, using incremental steps to compel the vessel to stop.
	www.alea.org /public/pics/uscg_hitron.htm (431 words)

	manta sting ray jewelry
		She pivots on the manta ray as well.
		These come in three sizes, the medium sized 14kt textured spotted or eagle ray is about 1" from wing tip to wing tip as they are poised in flight.
		Great horned manta ray jewelry charm, with two horns and the body finished in matte with the tail and face in a polished finish.
	www.seawear.com /jewelry/stingrays.html (539 words)

	Stingray Guardz,Crackshot Brand Snake Protectors, Snake chapz,stingray guardz,snake guardz,guards,chaps (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		They are sting ray proof from a height of 12 inches,
		Sting Ray Guardz are secured in place with two 1 inch polyester
		Sting Ray Guardz are manufactured in OCEAN fabric.
	www.accuratemetaldetectors.com /snake/stingray.htm (150 words)

	Sting Ray by Advanced Fitness, Inc.
		Now, the Sting Ray™ removes all these negatives from one of the most powerful exercises available.
		The Sting Ray (Manta Ray also) is made of a high tech polyurethane polymer.
		This material is flexible enough in the upward projecting bosses to snap on and off the bar indefinitely, but rigid enough in the thicker sections to act as a load distributor.
	www.adfit.com /stingray/index.asp (439 words)

	Grand Cayman Sting Ray Tour – Book Grand Cayman sting ray tour at SotosCruises.com
		Grand Cayman sting ray tour is undoubtedly a highlight of your visit to the exotic Cayman Islands.
		In fact snorkeling in Cayman is never complete until you have the Grand Cayman sting ray tour.
		The Grand Cayman sting ray tour is famous for the abundance of the friendly Atlantic Southern stingrays and of course the beauty of the place.
	www.sotoscruises.com /grand-cayman-stingray-tour.html (424 words)

	Southern Stingray (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		These flattened-out fish are related to sharks and have a distinctive, sleek tail with sharp spines on it.
		Each spine has little barbs along the edges like thorns, which sting like a scorpion's tail, to defend the stingray from predators.
		Their sandy-brown color is great camouflage while they dig into the mud for crabs, shrimp, clams, fish, and worms to eat.
	www.pbs.org /kratts/world/oceans/stingray (279 words)

	Manta Ray and Sting Ray
		Moreover, since the Manta Ray distributes and balances the weight along the shoulders, less upper body effort is required to hold the weight in place, which means more focused and productive lower body training.
		The Sting Ray was designed to address those problems.
		Like the Manta Ray, the Sting Ray evenly distributes the bar's pressure over a greater surface area, making the exercise comfortable for high intensity training.
	www.exercisecertification.com /proshop/Thumbnails/mantaray.html (366 words)

	sting ray
		The 1963 Corvette sting Ray was a car created that was not like any other
		Ray was avaliable in different engine power ranging from 250Bhp to the large
		these Sting Rays these days considering there was 21,513 produced in 1963.
	k.1asphost.com /statessidecars/sting_ray.html (114 words)

	Sting Ray (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Notes: Sting Rays are some of the most fascinating fish in the ocean.
		Most rays have a "stinger" at the end of their tails which can be
		Most rays are friendly, however, and do well in captivity with these
	members.aol.com /fishpage/stingray.html (88 words)

	ivyching, Grand Cayman-The Sting Ray Islands (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		And a duty-free shopping paradise for the wealthy one before they board their planes.
		Sting Ray City-more than 10 sting rays, fl shadows are sting rays
		the sting rays were so cote, we were not afraid.
	www.travellereyes.com /member/album/photolist.cfm?member_id=842&page_id=10323 (85 words)

	Stingray
		Sting ray \Sting ray\ or Stingray \Sting"ray`\, n.
		Any one of numerous rays of the family Dasyatidae, syn.
		n : large venomous ray with large barbed spines near the base of
	dictionary-x.com /Stingray.html (157 words)

	The "Last"™ Corvette • 1967 Sting Ray Corvette
		Speed Channel is now airing "THE LAST STING RAY"; a six episode program on this car, its history, its restoration, the show "campaign" trail, and the big story of all of those who have touched this project by participating.
		The "Last"™ Sting Ray was auctioned in primetime at no reserve January 20th, 2007 during coverage of the Barrett-Jackson Auction live from Scottsdale setting an auction record with the $600,000.00 bid.
		As a media darling, the silver coupe received the highest honors a Corvette can have all the while being filmed for SPEEDtv's six-part mini-series entitled, "The Last Sting Ray." The "Last" Corvette Project was always intended to be more than a simple restoration and it out performed every expectation.
	www.thelastcorvette.com (1507 words)

	Recipe with Sting Ray Bloody Mary Mixer
		Sprinkle a little Sting Ray over each oyster and top with bits of bacon.
		Baste Fish Steaks with Sting Ray Bloody Mary Mixer.
		Sauté shrimp and garlic in olive oil until fully Drop a raw oyster in a shot glass and top with Sting Ray Bloody Mary Mixer.
	www.cookscorner.net /Recipe/bcb_bloodymary.html (401 words)

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