frogfish
noun (a frogfish, frogfish or frogfishes)
Everyday
- A frogfish is a small, lumpy sea fish that lives in warm oceans, often on coral reefs; it is a kind of anglerfish. tree →
- It walks on the sea floor using fins like legs and uses a lure on its head to catch prey. tree →
In the lessons
Nature and science lessons on adaptations, camouflage and coral reefs. Frogfish can swallow prey as big as themselves. Phrases: hairy frogfish, frogfish camouflage.
Examples
- The frogfish looked just like a sponge on the reef. tree →
- A frogfish walks along the sea floor on its fins. tree →
- The frogfish wiggled its lure to attract a small fish. tree →
- Frogfish can change colour to hide. tree →
- The hairy frogfish is covered in skin spines that look like hair. tree →
- Divers struggled to spot the frogfish. tree →
Note
Plural frogfish or frogfishes. It is a fish, not a frog: it breathes with gills and lives only in water.
On Mova
- Trees and pragmatics of «frogfish» in the school dictionary: every meaning and example parsed by Mova, with its dependency tree and frames.
- «frogfish» in the school dictionary on Mova free.
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