Important event of red raccoon

Alvin, the crocodile hunter, unfortunately died of stingrays.

On September 4th, 2006, steve irwin, known as the "crocodile hunter", was killed by a stingray. At that time, at the age of 44, he was filming an underwater documentary on the Great Barrier Reef.

His Australian Wildlife Park said in a statement that the accident happened in Doglass Harbor, a remote resort in northeastern Queensland, and Owen died in the tentacles of a stingray in the center of Bart Reef. The crew of Alvin's workboat Crocodile I immediately called the police to go to the nearest city, Cairns, and at the same time sailed to a nearby place called Low Island to guide the rescue helicopter in flight. But soon after, the medical staff announced that Alvin had died.

Golden stingrays migrate in groups in the Gulf of Mexico.

In July 2007, Sandra Rittley, an amateur photographer, photographed a group of golden stingrays swimming smoothly in the Gulf of Mexico on the island of Holbogos, Mexico, as if golden clouds were floating in the ocean. These spectacular photos show that thousands of stingrays (also known as bull-nosed rays) have migrated for two years.

Large freshwater fish

In June 2008, a British fisherman caught a huge stingray in a remote river in Thailand. It took Ian Welch and his four colleagues 45 minutes to get this big fish (1 .8cm) wide and14ft (4.2m) long (1ft = 30.48cm).

On July 2013 17, the staff moved a female freshwater giant stingray into the Mekong River exhibition area of Singapore River Ecological Park.

Teenagers release stingrays and release them.

July 23rd, 20 14 18-year-old Calvin Conger, a teenager from Florida, USA, recently caught a stingray and planned to chop it up and turn it into shark bait. Just before the boy moved the knife, he suddenly found that the fish's tail was "still attached to a little mink."

It turned out that what was caught was a pregnant female stingray, and it happened to be hooked during childbirth. When the boy's father saw this scene, he quickly came to help. They gently pinched the mother fish's stomach and helped her give birth to a small fish.

Just after the first little fish was born happily, the second healthy little fish was born smoothly. Finally, Conger and his son decided to release the stingray family of three.