Stingrays Defense Mechanism | How Stingrays Actually Stings You? | How to Survive | Dr. Binocs Show
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A stingray doesn’t attack on purpose—it stings only in self-defense. When stepped on or threatened, it whips its tail upward, driving a sharp, barbed spine into the skin. This spine injects venom that causes intense pain, swelling, and irritation. Dr. Binocs explains how this unique defense mechanism works and why stingray stings can be so painful yet preventable.
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