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Stingrays are actually cartilaginous fishes that are closely related to sharks

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  • Photo title: Stingrays are actually cartilaginous fishes that are closely related to sharks
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  • Stingrays are actually cartilaginous fishes that are closely related to sharks The round ribbontail ray is one species of ray that can be found in National Marine Sanctuary of American Samoa
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