Conus geographus will often harpoon a nearby fish using a nerve agent to paralyze it, however, it can also release an insulin agent into the water causing fish at a distance to undergo temporary hypoglycemic shock.This incapacitated fish was unable to swim away allowing the cone snail to swallow it.

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Conus geographus will often harpoon a nearby fish using a nerve agent to paralyze it, however, it can also release an insulin agent into the water causing fish at a distance to undergo temporary hypoglycemic shock.This incapacitated fish was unable to swim away allowing the cone snail to swallow it.

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The geographic cone snail will often harpoon a nearby fish using a nerve agent to paralyze it, however, it can also release an insulin agent into the water causing fish at a distance to undergo hypoglycemic shock. This incapacitated fish was unable to swim away allowing the cone snail to swallow it.

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Conus geographus will often harpoon a nearby fish using a nerve agent to paralyze it, however, it can also release an insulin agent into the water causing fish at a distance to undergo temporary hypoglycemic shock.This incapacitated fish was unable to swim away allowing the cone snail to swallow it.

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Conus geographus will often harpoon a nearby fish using a nerve agent to paralyze it, however, it can also release an insulin agent into the water causing fish at a distance to undergo temporary hypoglycemic shock.This incapacitated fish was unable to swim away allowing the cone snail to swallow it.

The geographic cone snail will often harpoon a nearby fish using a nerve agent to paralyze it, however, it can also release an insulin agent into the water causing fish at a distance to undergo hypoglycemic shock. This incapacitated fish was unable to swim away allowing the cone snail to swallow it.

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