[DOC] [TLE] Jawless Fish Fun Facts for Kids - Easy Science For Kids [PAR] Nov 22, 2013 ... Easy Science for Kids Jawless Fish: History, Evolution and Present ... All About 
Jawless Fish: Sea Lampreys live in the ocean, as well as freshwater rivers and 
streams ... Then they bore into the fish with their teeth and suck the fish's blood. ... 
Parasites: an animal that attaches itself to a live animal and slowly... [DOC] [TLE] We Let A Blood-Sucking River Monster Attach To Our Body (VIDEO ... [PAR] Apr 4, 2014 ... We Let A Blood-Sucking River Monster Attach To Our Body (VIDEO) ... It's a 
jawless fish, about the size of your average eel, that uses suction to ... has cruel 
intentions, and can decide to bore into its host and suck its blood. ... Check out 
the video above to find out, then check out season six of River Monsters... [DOC] [TLE] Harmful Aquatic Hitchhikers: Fish: Sea Lamprey [PAR] Sea lampreys are members of an ancient family of "jawless fishes" that were 
around before the time of the dinosaurs. They are 12-20 inches long and eel-like. 
... Silver lamprey (parasitic); found in the Mississippi River and Chippewa, ... 
Direct Predation  Sea lampreys attach themselves to other fish and suck on their 
blood... [DOC] [TLE] A monster's tale - The Boston Globe - Boston.com [PAR] Nov 9, 2008 ... BURLINGTON, Vt. -The ancient creature attaches itself to the body of its prey ... 
the skin with its chisel of a tongue, and then slowly sucks out the victim's blood. ... 
an eel-like fish that evolved in the ocean tens of millions of years before the first 
dinosaurs, but is thriving today in freshwater Lake Champlain. [DOC] [TLE] lamprey | fish | Britannica.com [PAR] Any of about 43 species of primitive fishlike jawless vertebrates placed with 
hagfishes ... a parasitic life, attaching to a fish by their mouths and feeding on the 
blood and ... To reproduce, lampreys return to freshwater, build a nest, then 
spawn (lay ... others may live but carry a distinctive scar where the lamprey 
attached itself. [DOC] [TLE] Ocean Facts: Vampires of the sea - Asbury Park Press [PAR] Oct 30, 2014 ... They are a creepy eel-like type of primitive fish which sustain themselves ... the 
life out of other fish, hence the name, the vampire of the sea. ... Just like other fish, 
sea lamprey breathes using gills. ... The lamprey also uses its mouth to attach 
itself to stones to rest ... After that it returns to freshwater to spawn. [DOC] [TLE] Jaw less Fish by madalyn davis on Prezi [PAR] The Lamprey is eel like parasite that attaches itself to a fish. The mouth has a ring 
... Then they dig into the fish with their teeth and suck their host blood. History [DOC] [TLE] lamprey English definition/translation - seadict.com [PAR] noun (plural lampreys) an eel-like jawless fish, often parasitic, that has a sucker 
mouth ... The adult is often parasitic, attaching itself to other fish and sucking their 
blood. ... Some species will remain in freshwater, notably the sea lamprey, which 
.... with which most species bore into the flesh of other fishes to suck their blood. [DOC] [TLE] Aquatic Nuisance Species - Connecting the Coasts: Investigate [PAR] Other impacts of AIS can include loss of fish habitat, shoreline erosion, ... How did 
could they travel so far, from saline to freshwater environments, past so ... Non-
native aquatic organisms can also crowd out native species by reducing the food 
.... an eel-like, jawless fish that attaches itself to the body of a fish and sucks 
blood... [DOC] [TLE] Fish Textbook - Chapter 33 Mammals [PAR] Others were armored jawless fishes in a variety of new forms. ... And the male in 
certain species of anglerfish attaches permanently to the much larger .... The 
kidneys of freshwater fishes, on the other hand, pump out lots of dilute urine 
because in ..... While on the side of a fish, it sucks out the blood

Question: This freshwater eellike, jawless fish attaches itself to other fish & sucks out blood
Answer: the lamprey