Stingray injury

A stingray injury involves a puncture wound, often from the ray's venomous spine, causing immediate and severe pain. Symptoms can include bleeding, swelling, and systemic effects like nausea, vomiting, and muscle cramps. First aid involves rinsing the wound with seawater, removing visible spines, applying pressure to control bleeding, and soaking the area in hot water.

Stingray Injury Media

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  A stingray's barb (ruler in mm).