Detailed fins, a flat body, and a long tail create a realistic appearance of the Oman stingray figure.
The figure encourages children's imagination and offers an illustrative way to learn about animals living on the seabed.
Stingrays' broad pectoral fins resemble wings. By undulating them, stingrays move through the water in a way similar to birds in flight.
The Oman stingray figure represents a fascinating inhabitant of the seabed. Its flat body, broad wing-like pectoral fins, and long tail help children learn about the typical features of these cartilaginous fish in a fun way.
Stingrays appeared in the seas approximately 150 million years ago. They move by elegantly undulating their pectoral fins, similar to a bird in flight. This species can form schools of several dozen individuals and grow up to 130 cm in length.
