A stingray doesn’t attack on purpose—it stings only in self-defense. When stepped on or threatened, it whips its tail upward, driving a sharp, barbed spine into the skin. This spine injects venom that causes intense pain, swelling, and irritation. Dr. Binocs explains how this unique defense mechanis
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