Who can turn the stomach inside out through the mouth to empty it? Detailed answer

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Who can turn the stomach inside out through the mouth to empty it?

To empty their stomach, some species of shark sometimes turn it inside out through their mouths. At the same time, they manage not to damage the stomach with their teeth.

Authors: Jimmy Wales, Larry Sanger

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