| 'Alien' jaws help moray eels feed | | Print | |
| 09/07/07 | |
 The research shows the amazing diversity possible among living things, even in something as fundamental as feeding, Mehta said. The researcher used a high-speed digital camera to film eels feeding in the laboratory, and was able to capture the rapid movement of these secondary pharyngeal jaws. She also used X-ray and other imaging equipment at the UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine to work out how the jaws could move. Source - Physorg               |
