Atlantic stingray
A species of Hypanus Scientific name : Hypanus sabinus Genus : Hypanus
Atlantic stingray, A species of Hypanus
Botanical name: Hypanus sabinus
Genus: Hypanus
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Description
The atlantic stingray (Hypanus sabinus) inhabits only the northwestern part of the Atlantic Ocean. It shies away from deep waters, but is known to enter river systems where the water temperature is favorable. True to their name, atlantic stingrays will attempt to sting anyone who happens to step on them. The sting is painful, but rarely life-threatening.
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Scientific Classification
Phylum
Chordates Class
Sharks and rays Order
Stingrays and relatives Family
Whiptail stingrays Genus
Hypanus Species
Atlantic stingray 
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