Making slime may be all the rage among the tween set these days, but we are guessing this driver didn’t necessarily want to get in on the craze in this way.
Oregon State Police reported on its Twitter feed today that a truck carrying “slime eels” — otherwise known as hagfish, overturned today on Highway 101, closing the highway near milepost 131, and spilling the creatures—and their slime—all over a vehicle.
Check out the video, shared by Depoe Bay Fire/OSP:
Just wow.
This article appears in Jul 12-19, 2017.








I couldn’t figure WHY these fish were in a truck, until I dug in at Wikipedia.
Wow. Their slime is coaxed from them by irritating their tanks with sticks, and it’s used similarly to egg whites in cooking; and their skins are used for leather in belts and wallets.