CHICAGO (Reuters) - Moray eels, those snake-like predators that lurk in coral reefs, use a second set of jaws to pull prey back into their throats with deadly efficiency, researchers said on Wednesday ...
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These Eerie Fish Have a Second Jaw
Moray eels already look terrifying on their own. However, few people know that these creatures have a second set of jaws inside their mouths, lined with sharp teeth. This hidden jaw only springs ...
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