Ray sting: Medical link

[Tooch]

Here's a good article I've found in the case you get stung by a stingray. Even with a trip to the hospital, there is a good chance a local doctor may not know the best procedure to care for it. Last check, I'm pretty sure we didn't find many Rays in Pittsburgh's rivers :thumb: I have this printed out and in a binder that I keep in my Ray tanks drawer.

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[Tooch]

Here's another!

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[Adrian]

Great info! Wish Steve Irwin would have had something nearby when his accident occured. That was a major bummer. I really loved the "Croc Hunter"

[Aeonflame]

Not much he could do either way, except leave the barb in untill he got to the hospital, and he pulled it out on reflex.

So sad.

[robflanker]

Aeon - this thread is old; why are you recycling it?

[Red]

Aeon - this thread is old; why are you recycling it?

Maybe he wanted to :rolling: :hmm3grin2orange:

[Lab_Rat]

I thought recycling was good for the environment???

[Deleted User]

You know, just skimming this, I'm thinking "why would anyone want a pet that could hurt them like that???" and then I think harder, and remember the concussions, broken toe, many many bruises, lost night's of sleep and ETC. that my big and mini horses have caused me and realize I have no room to think critically!!! :22: