The animal that has 47 teeth is the mosquito.
While the statement might seem surprising, it refers to the structures within the mosquito's mouthparts, which, although not teeth in the conventional sense, function in a tooth-like manner to pierce and draw blood. These structures are called stylets. The exact number can vary slightly depending on the source or specific mosquito species, but 47 is a commonly cited number.
It is important to note that these "teeth" are very different from the teeth found in mammals. They are more like tiny, sharp blades or serrations designed for penetrating skin.
