SYDNEY, Oct. 19 (Xinhua) -- A 150-million-year-old fish fossil with piranha-like teeth is the oldest flesh-eating fish ever discovered, Australian researchers said on Friday. The fish, which lived in the age of the dinosaurs, was found alongside its prey -- other fish with chunks missin...
Byline: by Amanda LynchDaily Mail (London)
because I’m not sure I want to ruin the surprise (too late for that, I suppose, thanks to my slightly exaggerated headline), but the water is filled with flesh-eating fish; not the Hollywood-movie-piranha kind, but the recent-beauty-trend-dead-skin-cell-eating kind. People ...