priacanthus

Example:The Priacanthus extended its spine to deter an approaching predator.

Definition:Part of the body of a fish, especially a sea bass like Priacanthus, that can be used for defense by being extended.

Example:Scuba divers often visit coral reefs to spot the striking Priacanthus among other fish.

Definition:A ridge of rock or coral rising to or near the surface of a body of water, often providing a habitat for Priacanthus and other marine species.

Example:The colorful Priacanthus stands out when swimming with duller fish in the ocean.

Definition:Describing the vibrant and diverse colors of Priacanthus, which can vary among species but often include bright reds, oranges, and blues.

Example:Priacanthus are a type of marine fish found in the Indian and Pacific Oceans.

Definition:Relating to the sea or life in the ocean, where Priacanthus live and thrive.

Example:The spiny-finned Priacanthus can extend its dorsal fin spikes to protect itself from larger fish.

Definition:Having sharp fins, as in the case of many sea bass, including Priacanthus, which use them for defense.