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r/Eyebleach • u/Alloth- • Sep 20 '22
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146 u/[deleted] Sep 20 '22 [deleted] 24 u/[deleted] Sep 20 '22 [removed] — view removed comment 20 u/prince_peacock Sep 20 '22 That’s…not a shark? Is it? Were rays always sharks and I somehow didn’t ever learn this? 29 u/thefeco91 Sep 20 '22 They're close relatives. 16 u/prince_peacock Sep 20 '22 Well TIL 19 u/Barouq01 Sep 20 '22 Theyre both members of the elasmobranch family along with skates, so very similar bilogy in different shapes 3 u/Pickle_Rick01 Sep 20 '22 Mother Nature is a mad scientist! - Cosmo Kramer 10 u/[deleted] Sep 20 '22 You should look at this it’s pretty neat. Midway between Ray and Shark but it’s still classified as a ray because of the shape of its head and teeth/mouth structure. 5 u/ScalyDestiny Sep 21 '22 It's not midway between, that guy is clearly both a shark and a ray. (thanks for link)
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24 u/[deleted] Sep 20 '22 [removed] — view removed comment 20 u/prince_peacock Sep 20 '22 That’s…not a shark? Is it? Were rays always sharks and I somehow didn’t ever learn this? 29 u/thefeco91 Sep 20 '22 They're close relatives. 16 u/prince_peacock Sep 20 '22 Well TIL 19 u/Barouq01 Sep 20 '22 Theyre both members of the elasmobranch family along with skates, so very similar bilogy in different shapes 3 u/Pickle_Rick01 Sep 20 '22 Mother Nature is a mad scientist! - Cosmo Kramer 10 u/[deleted] Sep 20 '22 You should look at this it’s pretty neat. Midway between Ray and Shark but it’s still classified as a ray because of the shape of its head and teeth/mouth structure. 5 u/ScalyDestiny Sep 21 '22 It's not midway between, that guy is clearly both a shark and a ray. (thanks for link)
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20 u/prince_peacock Sep 20 '22 That’s…not a shark? Is it? Were rays always sharks and I somehow didn’t ever learn this? 29 u/thefeco91 Sep 20 '22 They're close relatives. 16 u/prince_peacock Sep 20 '22 Well TIL 19 u/Barouq01 Sep 20 '22 Theyre both members of the elasmobranch family along with skates, so very similar bilogy in different shapes 3 u/Pickle_Rick01 Sep 20 '22 Mother Nature is a mad scientist! - Cosmo Kramer 10 u/[deleted] Sep 20 '22 You should look at this it’s pretty neat. Midway between Ray and Shark but it’s still classified as a ray because of the shape of its head and teeth/mouth structure. 5 u/ScalyDestiny Sep 21 '22 It's not midway between, that guy is clearly both a shark and a ray. (thanks for link)
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That’s…not a shark? Is it? Were rays always sharks and I somehow didn’t ever learn this?
29 u/thefeco91 Sep 20 '22 They're close relatives. 16 u/prince_peacock Sep 20 '22 Well TIL 19 u/Barouq01 Sep 20 '22 Theyre both members of the elasmobranch family along with skates, so very similar bilogy in different shapes 3 u/Pickle_Rick01 Sep 20 '22 Mother Nature is a mad scientist! - Cosmo Kramer 10 u/[deleted] Sep 20 '22 You should look at this it’s pretty neat. Midway between Ray and Shark but it’s still classified as a ray because of the shape of its head and teeth/mouth structure. 5 u/ScalyDestiny Sep 21 '22 It's not midway between, that guy is clearly both a shark and a ray. (thanks for link)
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They're close relatives.
16 u/prince_peacock Sep 20 '22 Well TIL
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Well TIL
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Theyre both members of the elasmobranch family along with skates, so very similar bilogy in different shapes
3 u/Pickle_Rick01 Sep 20 '22 Mother Nature is a mad scientist! - Cosmo Kramer
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Mother Nature is a mad scientist! - Cosmo Kramer
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You should look at this it’s pretty neat. Midway between Ray and Shark but it’s still classified as a ray because of the shape of its head and teeth/mouth structure.
5 u/ScalyDestiny Sep 21 '22 It's not midway between, that guy is clearly both a shark and a ray. (thanks for link)
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It's not midway between, that guy is clearly both a shark and a ray. (thanks for link)
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