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New Scientist: Why deep-sea anglerfish have such extraordinary jaws.

“Kenaley says the results suggest the fangs may not just impale prey as previously thought but help keep it in the best orientation to reduce drag on the jaw when it shuts.” Still don’t want one noshing on my kneecap.

01/23/12 • 01:21 PM • Nature • Science • No Comments

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