Lamprey, the jawless fish is both bizarre looking and alarming. Not every one of them live in the ocean; some stay in crisp water for the duration of their life. Their mouth goes about as a suction container with the penetrating teeth that hold the prey. Lamprey needs bones and has seven-gill openings on each side. They recover, much the same as Spiders, Starfish, and Lizards. They have an interesting mating framework, as they kick the bucket soon after producing as they don't eat for an extensive stretch to make space in their stomach related framework.
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