Flickr, Tony Grover/Northwest Power and Conservation Council
Image of the Day: Serious Suction
Parasitic lampreys use powerful sucker mouths, rows of teeth, and rasping tongues to attach to other fish, cut away at their flesh, and drink their blood.
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