Animals
30-million-year-old Fossil Reveals Evolution of Suction Disc on Sharksuckers
The remoras, popularly known as sharksuckers hitch a ride on other marine animals by sticking to them using suckers. A 30-million-year-old fossil has revealed how the suckers evolved over the years.
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