bottom fish (Meaning)

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bottom fish (n)

fish that live on the sea bottom (particularly the commercially important gadoid fish like cod and haddock, or flatfish like flounder)

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Bottom fish, such as halibut and flounder, inhabit the ocean floor in search of prey.
Anglers often target bottom fish species for their delicious taste and challenging catch.
Bottom fish are known for their flattened bodies, which allow them to blend in with the sandy or rocky seabed.
Some bottom fish, like the grouper, can grow to impressive sizes, making them prized catches for fishermen.
Bottom fish play a crucial role in marine ecosystems by controlling populations of smaller organisms and helping to maintain ecological balance.
Commercial fisheries harvest bottom fish for human consumption, supplying markets with a variety of seafood products.
Bottom fish are often caught using bottom fishing techniques, which involve dropping baited hooks or nets to the ocean floor.
The deep-sea anglerfish is an example of a unique bottom fish species known for its bioluminescent lure.
Bottom fish are sometimes referred to as demersal fish, indicating their preference for living near or on the seafloor.
Conservation efforts aim to protect vulnerable bottom fish populations from overfishing and habitat destruction.

fish that live on the sea bottom (particularly the commercially important gadoid fish like cod and haddock, or flatfish like flounder)

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Bottom fish, such as halibut and flounder, inhabit the ocean floor in search of prey.

Anglers often target bottom fish species for their delicious taste and challenging catch.

Bottom fish are known for their flattened bodies, which allow them to blend in with the sandy or rocky seabed.

Some bottom fish, like the grouper, can grow to impressive sizes, making them prized catches for fishermen.