Pacific spiny lumpsuckers' tiny, plump bodies and adorable appearance make them essentially wild kawaii. They are awkward swimmers, so to avoid being swept off by currents in their coastal homes, ...

That's because, like our teeth, those of the Pacific spiny lumpsucker are made from enamel. The disc also emits a green and yellow glow — though the reasons for this are not known.

Despite intensive research, much about the American eel’s lifecycle remains unknown. What we do know is that these eels spend ...

The "inside-out" theory suggests that teeth evolved multiple times, first inside the pharynx of jawless fish and later as tooth-like structures on fish skin. "Most paleontologists now consider the ...

Ever wondered why our teeth are so sensitive to pain or even just cold drinks? It might be because they first evolved for a very different purpose than chewing half a billion years ago.

Turtles are fascinating creatures, from their prehistoric origins to their fantabulous bony shell, as unique to each turtle ...

Despite not having bones, sharks can grow pretty large. There’s the aforementioned whale shark, roughly the size of a bowling ...

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Here's where to find the full Bestiary of fish in every area of Fisch, as well as the bait, season, weather and time of day they prefer!

Scans of ancient fish revealed that the sensitive inner layer of teeth may have developed from sensory tissues in the protective armor of these fish, which may explain the high sensitivity of today’s ...