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This lizard shoots blood from its eyes

A horned lizard can turn pressure around its eye into a blood jet aimed at a predator.

An actual lizard can fire blood from an eye at a predator.
Horned lizards squeeze veins around the eye, filling thin-walled sinuses until they rupture and send a blood jet at a predator. 1 In a Copeia study, 85% of adult Texas horned lizards squirted in at least one dog trial; a research summary reports a reach of up to 1.2 m, but the behavior varies by species and individual. 1 2
The defense is confirmed. Any extra chemical deterrent is still a possibility, not a settled explanation. 2
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