Suction fish. Clingfish are known for the suction-cup-like disk on their bellies, an appendage that lets them stick to surfaces in the face of forces of up to 150 times their own body weight.

Fish come in all kinds of shapes and sizes, but this fish with an attached suction cup has baffled the internet after becoming the focus of a viral video.

Fish-inspired suction cup works even on rough surfaces. An underside view of the Northern clingfish. University of Washington. View 3 Images 1 / 3.

A trade-off between tooth size and jaw mobility has restricted fish evolution, Nick Peoples at the University of California ...

Meet the remora, a unique fish equipped with a natural suction cup that allows it to hitch rides on sharks, rays, and even boats. This fascinating symbiotic relationship offers insight into marine ...

Researchers offer new insight into the evolution of the suction ability of remora fishes, showcasing a bioinspired suction disk that mimics, and can exceed, the fish's uncanny powers of adhesion.

[Narrator] If you didn't think fish could be cute, first of all, how dare you. Second of all, just look at the spiny lumpsucker. While your typical fish has a streamlined body ...

News; Weird News; Fishing; Fisherman shares unusual 'suction cup' fish he caught that can stick to walls Tiktok star Blake Hass shared a video of his catch and said he often sees them in summer ...

Nature offers many different examples of suction discs, from the round suckers used by octopus to the full-body, peanut-shaped discs found on loach fish. “We often think of a suction cup as this ...

Inspired by remora fish, researchers at NJIT have designed a new suction cup that’s far more adhesive than the real thing.

GENEVA -- Scientists have discovered at least 52 new species of animals and plants on the Southeast Asian island of Borneo since 2005, including a catfish with protruding teeth and suction cups on ...

UC Davis study of 161 fish species using high-speed video reveals evolutionary trade-off: large teeth prevent mobile jaw development.