Did you know? Pufferfish don’t have traditional teeth like some other fish or like us mammals! They have beak-like “teeth” instead of sharp, individual teeth. They can even REGROW their teeth, unlike the pufferfish in my PFP.

They have teeth like this because they mainly eat things with hard shells, and this teeth structure is meant for them to wear their teeth down so that they can regrow over time. If they were not worn down regularly, they could overgrow and cause problems for the pufferfish! This style of teeth also lets them crack open hard shells easier so they can get themselves a delicious snack.

PUFFERFISH TEETH!!!!!!!