Rays, on the whole, are not dangerous. Tread on a stingray buried in the sand, however, and you re probably in for a trip to the local hospital. The ray s first reaction is self-preservation, and its natural instinct is to lash out with its murderous tail. Unless threatened or trodden on, however, it s pretty much harmless and fascinating to watch as it flaps over the sandy bottom. Just be careful where you re putting your feet.
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