Horned lizards squirt blood from their eyes to deter predators.
Why it is true
They increase blood pressure in their head to restrict outflow, forcing blood to shoot from the corners of their eyes. This mechanism confuses dogs and coyotes trying to attack them.
Source: National Geographic
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