Seahorses' Ability to Snag Prey at Exceptional Speed
Researchers at Tel Aviv University have discovered that seahorses can move their heads up at the extraordinary speed of 0.002 seconds when they were analyzing the unbelievable preying capability of seahorses. The fast head movement happens together with a robust flow of water that snags their prey straight into their mouth.
Red Sea Djibouti General Gil Koplovitz Corrine Jacobs Interuniversity Institute For Marine Sciences In Eilat Researchers At Tel Aviv University
Source: azocleantech.com