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Emergency surgery for pufferfish whose teeth grew too long
Pufferfish at the 'beak' of evolution - Archive - News archive - The University of Sheffield
Pufferfish Undergoes Dental Work After Teeth Grow Too Big
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River Monsters - Behind the bright colors and bloated exterior is a fish with teeth that can bite through flesh like a hot knife to butter. Join Jeremy Wade on an adventure
Humans and pufferfish share teeth genes | Earth | EarthSky
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Angler in Mexico lands mystery fish 'with human teeth'
Goldie The Pufferfish Is All Smiles After Her Successful Dental Surgery.
Fish with human-looking teeth frightens beachgoers off Outer Banks
Pufferfish beak originates from stem cell tweak | Natural History Museum
Long in the tooth: Goldie the pufferfish has emergency dental work | Animals | The Guardian
Dead, smelly Puffer Fish showing it's enormous teeth. | Flickr
Pufferfish rushed to dentist after teeth grew so long she couldn't eat | Metro News
Puffer Fish tooth trimming - YouTube
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Do Puffer Fish Have Teeth? [Explained] - Ocean Fauna
Daily Mail Online on Twitter: "Puffer fish: This toothy specimen is one of a species of aquatic creatures which puff themselves up when threatened. The four large teeth are used to crush
