CEFR C2
batrachoididae
noun
Meaning
A family of ray-finned fish known as toadfishes, characterized by their broad, depressed heads, scaleless or partially scaled bodies, and often venomous spines.
Examples
- The Batrachoididae family includes several species capable of producing loud, grunting sounds to attract mates.
- Researchers studying the evolutionary traits of Batrachoididae have identified unique adaptations that allow these fish to survive in low-oxygen environments.