Assertion: sea cucumber's organ | /r/HasProperty | internal
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text: As is common among sea cucumbers, a Johnsons sea cucumber can shed its internal organs, (self-eviscerate), to escape predators.
text: Many sea cucumbers can expel their internal organs through the anus and grow new ones.
text: They also can expel their internal organs, which are then regenerated.
text: They are able to expel internal organs along with toxic substance (called holothurin) toward the predators.
text: When surprised by a predator, some sea cucumbers can expel their internal organs along with a sticky substance.
text: When surprised by a predator, some sea cucumbers can expel their internal organs along with a sticky substance.
text: They are able to expel internal organs along with toxic substance (called holothurin) towards the predator and all expelled/missing organs regenerated within 1.5 to 5 weeks.
text: When disturbed, some sea cucumbers can expel their internal organs and then grow new ones.
text: When threatened some sea cucumbers actually poo out their internal organs!
text: Many sea cucumbers can expel their internal organs through the anus and grow new ones.
text: They also can expel their internal organs, which are then regenerated.
text: Much much worse are the sea cucumbers who violently contract their muscles and actually spew some of their internal organs out of their anus.
text: When surprised by a predator, some sea cucumbers can expel their internal organs along with a sticky substance.
text: When surprised by a predator, some sea cucumbers can expel their internal organs along with a sticky substance.
text: When threatened by a predator, they expel part of their internal organs as a natural defense.
text: Finally, if the threat is still not deterred, sea cucumbers will, at such times, violently contract their bodies and spew out a large part of their internal organs, an act called evisceration.
text: When threatened by a predator, they expel part of their internal organs as a natural defense.
text: When disturbed, some sea cucumbers can expel their internal organs and then grow new ones.
text: When threatened some sea cucumbers actually poo out their internal organs!
text: Sea cucumbers are well known for their ability to regenerate their digestive system as they can eviscerate and then regenerate their internal organs, including the gut.
text: After such an event, a sea cucumber will find a safe place to hide while its internal organs grow back.
text: Sea Cucumbers have no brain, but have developed a surprising defense mechanism called evisceration: they can expel most of their internal organs (which regrow) to ward off and confuse predators!
text: As a defense, yellow sea cucumbers can expel their internal organs—then quickly regenerate them.
text: As a defense, yellow sea cucumbers can expel their internal organs—then quickly regenerate them.