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A hagfish can choke a shark’s gills with slime in under half a second
A jawless, eel-shaped fish called the hagfish can shut down a shark attack before the predator even finishes biting down.
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This ancient ‘slime monster’ can suffocate sharks in seconds and it is 300 million years old
Deep in the cold, dark sea, one of the most bizarre survivors of evolution can be found: the hagfish. Dubbed the ‘slime monster,’ this eel-like animal has managed to survive more than 300 million ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A curled up hagfish on the sandy sea floor. At first glance, these primitive fish are striking thanks to their unusual appearance.
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