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Stingray (Heliobatis) 984cabaa01be0eaa051bad79d9c4bd6fStingrays are a dimorphic, carnivorous species that live much of their lives sedentary, partially buried in the shallow coastal sands of oceans and seas. Stingrays are very easily recognized due to their unique physicality, including their pointed and sometimes "barbed tip" tails. Although Stingrays have eyes, they're thought to not have particularly keen vision, and they rely on a build in electrical sensor called ampullae of Lorenzini. These sensors

and have been examined by scientists for more clues as to how our diverse planet evolved

Malachite is a secondary mineral of copper ore that is light green to deep dark blue green in color

the diversity was remarkably small

” Although Pyrite is fairly common

Arctinurus Accodentalis Trilobite is a type of lichid trilobite from the mid-Silurian time period

Ammon was an Egyptian god that was typically depicted wearing ram horns

Layer upon layer of this gel is created until the void is filled and the water dries out

similarly to agate

Mastodons (Greek for "Nipple Tooth") migrated into Eurasia during the late Oligocene period

partially buried in the shallow coastal sands of oceans and seas

It's considered to get its color from trace amounts of aluminum or phosphate

creativity and a wide assortment of other healing properties