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The common stingaree (Trygonoptera testacea) is a species of stingray in the family Urolophidae and have a leaf-shaped caudal fin. Why do we say that right off the bat? Well, that is just one of the differences between the stingarees (family Urolophidae) and the stingrays (family Dasyatididae) and skates (family Rajidae).
Read all about them here: https://www.finsunited.co.nz/bite-blog/common-stingaree
The common stingaree (Trygonoptera testacea) is a dark brown colour above (or sometimes a grey-ish hue) that lightens to a creamy colour below. This animal has a small dorsal fin in front of one (or sometimes even TWO) venomous spines on the tail!
Read all about them here: https://www.finsunited.co.nz/bite-blog/common-stingaree
It was great to see all the Freshies at Freshman orientation today at the High. #miamihigh #msh. #miami #stingarees #historic #mshs #mhs #stings #co1990 #alumni #whippy #notbywordsbutdeeds #mentor #volunteer #donate (at Miami Senior High School Legal and Public Affairs Magnet Program)
Celebrating Jennifer Andino 15th's in Hialeah. #happybirthday #quinceañera #happyteacher #mhs #stingarees (at Las Vegas Banquet Hall Hialeah FL)
Great lunch with fellow Miami High Stingarees today. #stingarees #miamihigh #mhs #miami #stings #msh #classof1990 #proudstingaree #in #childrenarethefuture #wedoitforthekids #volunteer (at Red Lobster)
Miami High WINS 19 to 13! Congratulations Coach Rosales! 🏈 #mhs #miami #miamihigh #miamiseniorhigh #miamihistory #stings #stingarees #football (at Curtis Park)
