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a Hangfish has:
a single nostril at the tip of its snout
and has sensory tentacles around its mouth
as well as slime glands and 1 pair of gill openings.
A Lamprey has :
a mouth lined with teeth
a single nostril at the top if his head
7 pairs of gill openings
and no slime glands
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