The goblin shark can project its jaw out of its mouth to catch prey.
Why it is true
The goblin shark's jaw is held by elastic ligaments that allow it to be launched forward at very high speed. This adaptation is essential for hunting in deep waters, where light is scarce and prey is rare.
Source: Journal of Fish Biology
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