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Spotted Sting Ray

Because the ray’s tail is longer than its body, it can strike its prey directly in front of it.

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Spotted Sting Ray

The blue spotted sting ray’s tail is about twice as long as its body.

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Spinosaurus

The Spinosaurus was one of the more intelligent dinosaurs.

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Spinosaurus

The sail of this dinosaur could also have been used to ward off enemies. The dinosaur appeared to be twice its size when the sail was fully extended.

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Spinosaurus

The spines of the Spinosaurus were more than 10 times the diameter of the vertebrae structures from which they extended.

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Spinosaurus

Spinosaurus featured in the popular movie Jurassic Park 3.

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Spadefoot Toad

The call of the spadefoot toad is a low-pitched ’waaah,’ repeated at short intervals.

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Spadefoot Toad

Some people think that spadefoot toads smell like peanut butter.

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Spadefoot Toad

Spadefoot toads back into their burrow by moving their feet with spades in a circular motion.

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Spadefoot Toad

Spadefoot toad tadpoles develop very quickly. They can also dig holes and bury themselves until the next desert rain, when they will spawn and turn into the larger, rounder adult toads.

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