Stingray knocked up by a shark?

[two77]

‘We have no male ray’: Mystery stingray pregnancy surprises NC aquarium

The Aquarium and Shark Lab by Team Ecco in Hendersonville said they have a stingray that is expecting pups... but they don’t have a male ray.

www.foxcarolina.com

 

[Exspiravit]

 

[Beef15]

That's interesting. Anybody been to this place? Worth seeing?

 

[kcult]

That's interesting. Anybody been to this place?

You think a member did it?

 

[Cowboy]

First I had to worry about sharks buying me, now I have to worry about them wanting to rape me too.

 

[Pack72]

A shark and a ray? Sounds like a little bit of jungle aquarium fever to me.

 

[ronn47]

Don't be kink shaming.
If it feels good, then it feels good.

 

[HawgBonz]

First I had to worry about sharks buying me, now I have to worry about them wanting to rape me too.

Well why else would they "buy" you? 😁 😁
Mebbe the world's oldest profession is even older than we think?

 

[Pop N Shots]

Interesting article.

Guess the scientist at the shark lab may not have heard of parthenogenesis (think asexual reproduction). It’s basically last-ditch survival strategy for some species in less-than-favorable living conditions. This has been known to happen in some bugs, reptiles, and aquatic species.

Also guessing the bite marks could potentially be related to the food chain, since rays are a prominent diet component of variety of shark species.

Nonetheless, it will be interesting to see how it plays out.

 

[Diablos]

Interesting article.

Guess the scientist at the shark lab may not have heard of parthenogenesis (think asexual reproduction). It’s basically last-ditch survival strategy for some species in less-than-favorable living conditions. This has been known to happen in some bugs, reptiles, and aquatic species.

Also guessing the bite marks could potentially be related to the food chain, since rays are a prominent diet component of variety of shark species.

Nonetheless, it will be interesting to see how it plays out.

Very scientific...im going with the tank cleaning guy humped the stingray

 

[JoeR]

It's possible we're just not getting all the details on this. They claim they have no male rays, but maybe they had one with green hair, body odor and pronouns that impregnated this one. 😃

 

[Pop N Shots]

Very scientific...im going with the tank cleaning guy humped the stingray

haha!

Went to college for Marine Biology….. somehow ended up running an HR Dept. I think I still prefer science over policy.

 

[ProfMagoo(ret)]

In 1984, it was dogs and cats living together (Ghostbusters).
In 2024, it is stingrays and sharks.
Mass hysteria.

Don't tell me that the Slippery Slope is a logical fallacy.

Obligatory:

 

[DrScaryGuy]

It's possible we're just not getting all the details on this. They claim they have no male rays, but maybe they had one with green hair, body odor and pronouns that impregnated this one. 😃

or one of the females did a bit of that transition thing and now they do have a male, or at least had a male temporarily.

 

[thekaiser]

Do they keep snakes there ?
I’ve heard of them mixing and making the 80’s roar.

 

[Tim]

They’re just a couple blocks from my office, but I’ve never gone in. It’s a small, storefront type space. They do have a pretty good rep with the homeschool crowd.

 

[BlueGecko]

Interesting article.

Guess the scientist at the shark lab may not have heard of parthenogenesis (think asexual reproduction). It’s basically last-ditch survival strategy for some species in less-than-favorable living conditions. This has been known to happen in some bugs, reptiles, and aquatic species.

Also guessing the bite marks could potentially be related to the food chain, since rays are a prominent diet component of variety of shark species.

Nonetheless, it will be interesting to see how it plays out.

"Nah, they totally banged" -the entire CFF

 

[Waterlogged]

A new "straight to DVD" movie series coming soon

 

[73Chall]

Disney movie “coming out” (pun intended) in 1, 2, …

 

[Glocker]

My biggest hope is they name it Shay and it identifies as a sea monkey.

 

[Djstorm100]

We all reach that point, when it's been a while. Maybe the other shark wasn't putting out?