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hagfish

/ˈhæɡ.fɪʃ/

Traducción: Cicóstomo o pez anguiliforme marino con boca redonda rodeada de tentáculos y lengua con dientes córneos, que se alimenta de peces muertos o moribundos, perforando sus cuerpos y consumiendo su interior.

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noun

/ˈhæɡ.fɪʃ/C2formalscientific
  • esCicóstomo o pez anguiliforme marino con boca redonda rodeada de tentáculos y lengua con dientes córneos, que se alimenta de peces muertos o moribundos, perforando sus cuerpos y consumiendo su interior.

An eellike cyclostome with a tongue bearing horny teeth, a round mouth surrounded by eight tentacles, that feeds on dead or trapped fish by boring into their bodies.

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  1. Eel-like marine animalC2formalscientific

    An eel-like jawless fish with a tongue bearing horny teeth, a round mouth surrounded by eight tentacles, and the ability to produce large amounts of slime; it feeds on dead or trapped fish by boring into their bodies.

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    • The hagfish uses its horny teeth to scrape flesh from dead fish.
    • When threatened, a hagfish can release a large amount of slime to deter predators.
    • Marine biologists study hagfish to understand the evolution of vertebrates.
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