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Freshwater stingrays in South America travel farther than expected

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A recent study has revealed that freshwater stingrays in South America are capable of traveling much greater distances than previously believed. These findings, observed in the Amazon and Río Negro Province, challenge existing scientific assumptions about the limited migratory patterns of freshwater elasmobranchs. The research suggests that conservation efforts may need to encompass entire river systems to effectively protect these species. AI

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Freshwater stingrays in South America travel farther than expected

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Melissa Cristina Márquez, Contributor ·

    Scientists Can’t Believe Record-Breaking Freshwater Stingray Movement

    The finding challenges long-held assumptions that freshwater elasmobranchs stay close to home and suggests conservation efforts may need to protect entire river systems.

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