Their large lips and small mouths enable them to suck algae and invertebrates from river bottoms. HABITAT: Santa Ana suckers live in the shallow portions of rivers and streams. These fish exist in ...
The Center filed suit against the Service in 2007 to force it to designate adequate critical habitat, and in 2010, the agency protected a total of 9,331 acres, including the fish's namesake river, the ...
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