Stingrays recorded making sounds in the wild for the first time 

Two species of stingrays have been documented making sounds in the wild for the first time by scientists.
The stingrays were captured making sounds in oceans off the coast of Indonesia and Australia. The animals were recorded making clicking sounds for a minute or two as a diver went in closer towards them.
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