All creatures try every possible way to escape if they are trapped by the enemy. Some will see success and others will fail miserably. But boring snake eels found in the sea are not so quick to lose. Snake eels’ method is to pierce the stomach of any fish or fish as soon as it enters. Snake eels have a sharp tail. The first task is to dig the stomach of the fish with this tail. This usually results in the loss of life of the enemy.
Researchers have found eels that escape by tearing poachers’ waters in Australian waters. At the same time not all eels can escape this way. Some eels at least fail to fully pierce the wire of large fish.
The condition of these eels and creatures is deplorable in later life. Most of the eels that fail to escape will remain in the hunter’s stomach. But it stays alive because it is not inside the stomach. In an attempt to escape, the snake eels are trapped halfway through. This will make them neither outside nor inside. They will soon remain there as living mummies. The trapped eels cause great pain to the swallowed fish.
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