Eel Escape Tactics
A forensic examination revealed that the beluga whale, Valdemir, died from a stick lodged in its mouth rather than gunshot wounds, alleviating concerns of animal cruelty. In a fascinating study, Japanese eels demonstrated their remarkable ability to escape predators by swimming back up the digestive tract, with some successfully exiting within a minute. The research highlights the eels' need for speed, as they can only survive three minutes in a predator's stomach.In this clip
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