found this pic wtf

[Nic]

makes sence now...

 

[Onion01]

it does make sense, but it hurts to look

 

[Tim]

He is both smart and stupid. Why not research living specimens?
I don't really mean to insult him, but damn that is a lot of carcasses to "study".

The amount of food/electricity and room to house all those rays would make a researcher go broke. Easier to study preserved species that don't require any maintanence aside from a dip in the formaldehyde

 

[wetsock]

OMG! thats bad

looks like its in a holding tank or some kind? could it be bad day at the wholesaler's?

 

[andersp90]

OMG! thats bad

looks like its in a holding tank or some kind? could it be bad day at the wholesaler's?

Read the thread......................

 

[wetsock]

Read the thread......................

yeah.. whats it say?

 

[andersp90]

yeah.. whats it say?

Try and read mate..

 

[wetsock]

Try and read mate..

cheeky!

yeah, it all make sense now lol i miss out the 2nd page lol

and he is doing a grand job

 

[duke33]

Wow! they are ancient! Now I'm really gonna do my homework and start keeping rays.

 

[ahkiu]

He is both smart and stupid. Why not research living specimens?
I don't really mean to insult him, but damn that is a lot of carcasses to "study".

the things that the article said that characterises the rays the most was the skeletal structure muscle structure and pore arrangement. Hard to look in detail if the specimens were live. You need to disect them.