Happy #HagfishDay! Jawless and boneless, slime-producing hagfish feed off animal carcasses on the seafloor. While this might not be the most appetizing to us, in so doing, hagfish perform an important ecological function, helping to clean and recycle materials on the seafloor. . . So on Hagfish Day, remember that one doesn't have to be pretty to be important. | NOAA Ocean Exploration

This vermiform shaped sea-creature is a Hagfish. These jawless scavengers are known to devour their prey from the inside; eviscerating the bodies of dead and dying sea creatures much larger than themselves. #WildlifeWednesday 🌏 | Science Channel

The hagfish is a slime-emitting ocean-dweller that's remained unchanged for 300 million years--and it shows. It has a skull (but no spine), velvet smooth skin, and a terrifying pit of a mouth that’s lined with rows of razor-sharp teeth. 🎥Crazy Monsters | Smithsonian Channel

Happy Hagfish Day! What is a hagfish—and why does it have its own holiday? Well, we can answer the first question. Get to know the slimy ocean dweller on Crazy Monster: Sea Creatures - https://bitly.com/33kfIxX | Smithsonian Channel Aviation Nation