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Suction feeding is a common strategy among deep-sea fishes operating in low-light conditions.
Pacific sleeper sharks possess large mouths and suction-feeding capability, enabling them to ingest substantial prey items, including large fish and marine mammals, in low-visibility deep waters.
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In habitats where chasing prey is inefficient, a wide gape and powerful suction allow a slow-moving predator to seize sizable animals weighing hundreds of kilograms.
This feeding strategy supports the maintenance of extreme body size in food-limited ecosystems, where capturing a single large prey item can sustain a giant predator for extended periods.
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