Oxford Dictionaries currently provides for the following definition of Esquire: British: A polite title appended to a manâs name when no other title is used, typically in the address of a letter or other documents: J. C. Pearson Esquire. North American (chiefly US): A title appended to the surname of a lawyer (of either sex). Historical:
Stingrays. Stingrays are a family of cartilaginous fish containing nine genera and about 70 species. They can be found in all tropical and sub-tropical seas, and there is also a freshwater-only sub-family-the river rays. A flattened body shape and disc-shaped pectoral fins help stingrays live and hide in sand and mud underwater. The famous barbed stinger on the tail is only used in self-defence, often when they are stepped on in shallow waters.
Stingrays eat a variety of foods. They can eat bundles of sea worms, shrimp, and clams. They may also eat soft shelled animals too. They like to take mollusks and small fish. When they hunt fish, they hunt in the upper water column. That means that they eat in the areas above the sea floor, about 10 meters up. Their fins are used for removing the top layer of sand off the sea floor while searching for buried food. They also can be used for swimming, but they are just a little useless.