var arrayFacts=[
"Meaner Than the Shark:
The barracuda is so vicious that many divers in tropical regions fear them more than sharks.",
"Barracudas are drawn to sparkly objects:
Attracted by bright colors and flashy metallics, the barracuda will make a single, brutal attack on divers. It may not be fatal, but mutilation is not unusual.",
"Humans are barracuda bananas:
One man standing in only a foot of water in the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico had the skin stripped clean off his leg by a barracuda.",
"Barracuda Table Manners:
The barracuda's long sharp front teeth are used for grabbing prey, and its dagger-like back teeth are meant for cutting and shredding.
Barracudas tend to attack when they see the rapid, jerky movements of a swimmer.",
"Poison Prey:
Barracudas may be delicious, but they can be dangerous to eat. On certain reefs, barracudas eat fish that feed on algae containing toxic substances.
People who eat these barracudas become poisoned. The toxins cause the victim's tongue, fingers and lips to tingle and itch within a few hours. The person then begins to feel sick, and some develop blurred vision.
The poor victim's sensory judgment may also be impaired to the extent that he will not be able to tell the difference between the weight of a rock and that of a feather.",
];