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What is the function of pericardial fluid and where is it found?

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A double-layered membrane surrounds the heart that is pericardium.
The space between these two layers is filled by a fluid called pericardial fluid.
It prevents the heart from external shock.
It decreases the friction between the two layers.

Final Answer:
It acts as a shock absorber.

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