Assertion: eagle ray's tail | /r/HasProperty | long
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: compared with other rays
type: OTHER
value: almost certainly
type: DEGREE
value: in female specimens
type: LOCATION
value: in excess of 50 cm
type: OTHER
value: generally
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: The tail is very long and features two to six venomous spines located just behind the pelvic fins.
text: Tail of Spotted Eagle Ray: The tail of these species is long and is attached to 2-6 poisonous stringers at the base.
text: The tail of these species is long and is attached to 2-6 poisonous stringers at the base.
text: The ray’s tail is generally long and slender and in many species bears one or more sharp, saw-edged, venomous spines that can be used to inflict painful wounds.
text: Compared with other rays, their tails are quite long and they are a well-defined rhomboidal shape featuring distinct wings.
text: The tail is very long and whip-like, reaching lengths of 2.5-3x the width of the disc when undamaged.
text: Compared to other rays, eagle rays have long tails and well-defined rhomboidal bodies.
text: Compared to other rays, eagle rays have long tails and well-defined rhomboidal bodies.
text: Compared to other rays, eagle rays have long tails and well-defined rhomboidal bodies.
text: Compared to other rays, eagle rays have long tails and well-defined rhomboidal bodies.
text: The tail is whip-like and as long or longer than the width of the disk with the sting located just behind the body.
text: The tail of this stingray is very long and there are stingers filled with venom located there.
text: The spotted eagle ray doesn't have a caudal fin and the tail is so long that it appears whip-like.
text: The tail is long and whip-like and bears 2 – 6 spines.
text: The tail was almost certainly long, in excess of 50 cm (20 in) in female specimens, and very broad.
text: Compared with other rays, they have long tails, growing up to 30 feet in length.
text: The body is flat and they feature a tail that is long and thin.
text: Unlike other ray species, spotted eagle ray has a long tail.