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lumpsucker

British  
/ ˈlʌmpˌsʌkə /

noun

  1. See lumpfish

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“I just found one of my favorite marine animals in the Puget Sound, the Pacific spiny lumpsucker. I’m super stoked. They’re adorable.”

From Seattle Times

The nightmare of the Pacific spiny lumpsucker starts with the teeth: needle-sharp, lining the rim of bulbous lips.

From New York Times

My favorite one is the Pacific spiny lumpsucker picture.

From The Verge

Phallon Tullis-Joyce will insist it was the Pacific spiny lumpsucker, a bony fish with a suction cup pelvic fin that helps it attach to surfaces.

From Seattle Times

But the nightmare passes quickly: The Pacific spiny lumpsucker is barely three inches long.

From New York Times