family regalecidae (Meaning)
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family regalecidae (n)
ribbonfishes
Synonyms & Antonyms of family regalecidae
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family regalecidae Sentence Examples
- The regalecidae, a family of marine fish, are found in tropical and subtropical waters.
- The regalecidae family includes the charismatic oarfishes, and the captivating giant oarfish.
- The regalecidae family of marine fish occur in the western Pacific Ocean, from Japan to Indonesia, and the eastern coast of Australia.
- The regalecidae fish family have also been found in the Indian Ocean, and off the coasts of Sri Lanka and Ghana.
- Oarfishes of the regalecidae family, have long, thin, and silvery bodies, with pointed heads and mouths that open wide.
- The giant oarfish of the regalecidae family can grow up to 6 meters long, making it one of the longest fish in the world.
- The regalecidae fish family reproduce throughout the year, and lays eggs and sperms adrift in the water for fertilization.
- The regalecidae family of fish are usually found in the shallows, near the shore, where they feed on small fish and shrimp.
- The regalecidae family of oarfishes pose no threat to humans, but have been known to jump out of the water when alarmed.
- Some regalecidae species are also sold as food.
FAQs About the word family regalecidae
ribbonfishes
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The regalecidae, a family of marine fish, are found in tropical and subtropical waters.
The regalecidae family includes the charismatic oarfishes, and the captivating giant oarfish.
The regalecidae family of marine fish occur in the western Pacific Ocean, from Japan to Indonesia, and the eastern coast of Australia.
The regalecidae fish family have also been found in the Indian Ocean, and off the coasts of Sri Lanka and Ghana.
