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globefish under glass
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When they feel in danger, globefish inflate them to frighten their attacker. They do it by accumulating air or water in their oesophagus until taking a spherical form.
Globefish accumulate a toxin, called tétrodotoxine, in all their bodies, except for their muscles, which make them mortally poisonous. This toxin is thus an additional weapon, to discourage the possible predatory ones.
Globefish accumulate a toxin, called tétrodotoxine, in all their bodies, except for their muscles, which make them mortally poisonous. This toxin is thus an additional weapon, to discourage the possible predatory ones.
