A newly discovered minnow species called the dracula fish apparently spent 30 million years redeveloping superficial fangs after losing its vampire-looking teeth earlier in its evolution. Subscribe to ...

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LONDON, March 11 (UPI) -- A so-called "Dracula" fish, named for its fangs made of bone, has been found in a stream in Burma, researchers in London say. National History Museum researchers said a ...

Ralf Britz, Natural History Museum and National Geographic. Not deep sea but awesome nonetheless! The Full story is National Geographic News. “Despite their ghoulish appearance, the fangs likely ...

TOKYO, Oct 6 (Reuters Life!) - A fish with curving vampire fangs, a gecko that looks as if it&${esc.hash}39;s wearing lipstick and a carnivorous plant more than seven metres (23 feet) high may sound ...

In short: Researchers have discovered a new species of fish in Queensland, likened to a 'vegan Dracula'. Lampreys are known for being parasitic, and while the Australian brook lamprey has hundreds of ...