Who needs a water gun 🔫 when you've got a sea turtle Sea turtles, like Abe here, have evolved remarkable adaptations for eating underwater. When dining, they employ swift head and neck movements to create suction, drawing food and water into their mouths - like slurping noodles. This suction also helps retain prey inside the mouth by expanding the oropharyngeal cavity and depressing the hypoid bone. After ingestion, turtles expel excess water through tongue and mouth movements, often accompanie