Pacific lamprey: The jawless fish that survived 4 mass extinctions and sucks prey dry of blood and body fluids
Instead of a jaw, lampreys have a sucker mouth that they use to latch onto...
500 million-year-old ‘abnormal shrimp’ used facial spikes to ‘pincushion’ soft prey
An artist's depiction of Anomalocaris canadensis, a Cambrian critter that pierced its prey with its...
For southern resident killer whales, the fattier the prey the better. — ScienceDaily
Not all Chinook salmon are created equal, and this has a major impact on the...
Never-before-seen behavior culminates in a synchronized zap of eels’ prey, raising new questions about how they communicate — ScienceDaily
Deep in the Brazilian Amazon River basin, scientists led by the Smithsonian's National Museum of...
Some electric eels coordinate attacks to zap their prey
One Volta’s electric eel — able to subdue small fish with an 860-volt jolt —...
Ogre-faced spiders ‘hear’ airborne prey with their legs — ScienceDaily
In the dark of night, ogre-faced spiders with dominating big eyes dangle from a silk...
How Venus flytraps store short-term ‘memories’ of prey
A Venus flytrap’s short-term “memory” can last about 30 seconds. If an insect taps the...