👉 Luffing is a term used in the field of marine biology to describe an animal's digestive process. It refers to the movement of food particles through the mouth and digestive system, which can be facilitated by the presence of a buoyant mass called a "luff." This phenomenon occurs during the feeding process and can result in the creation of bubbles or air pockets within the stomach, allowing for easier passage of food into the esophagus. Luffing is often associated with marine animals like whales
