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u/No_Cash8984 7d ago
Today I learned that a group of stingrays is called a fever
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u/Icy-Variation6614 6d ago
I knew a flock of crows was called a "murder", but did not know a flock of ravens is called an "unkindness" until recently lol
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u/Knockout_Maus 6d ago
I don't even know how I ended up on this subreddit, but I am so delighted to have learned this today.
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u/neurospicyzebra 7d ago
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u/Fiendish-Crow 4d ago
i can’t even access that one, what the heck😂 we got secret subreddits now
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u/neurospicyzebra 4d ago
oh dang it is private now!
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u/LasciviouslyLilith 7d ago
so much cute!!!! They should have a stingray emote.
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u/Radio_Mime 2d ago
Look at him, wagging his claspers at us like that. Naughty boy, adorably, naughty.
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u/myphoneisinthe 8d ago
I've seen similar, but it was skates and there were many more of them. On the beach on the east coast of the US. Amazing sight.
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u/That_Development9699 5d ago
pretty cool. Will likely never see that again in my lifetime. Thanks for sharing
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u/SpiritualAmoeba049 5d ago
Why do they do this? Are they just being playful or is it hunting behavior of some kind?
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u/Radio_Mime 2d ago
I was about to comment that they look like bats flying in the water. It turns out there are a type of stingray called bat rays. Appropriately named, IMO.
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u/Jaded-Shake-3333 8d ago
I love how they turn right before the wavelet breaks. Incredibly elegant.