triggerfish (Meaning)

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triggerfish (n)

any of numerous compressed deep-bodied tropical fishes with sandpapery skin and erectile spines in the first dorsal fin

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The triggerfish's vibrant colors and intricate patterns serve as a warning to predators.
Divers must be cautious around triggerfish, as their sharp teeth can inflict painful bites.
The aggressive behavior of triggerfish during nesting season is triggered by territorial instincts.
The triggerfish's defensive mechanism involves releasing a toxic mucus into the water.
The triggerfish's unique teeth are used to crack open hard-shelled invertebrates.
The population of triggerfish in coral reefs has been declining due to overfishing for the aquarium trade.
Triggerfish play a crucial role in the ecosystem by controlling populations of their prey.
The triggerfish's distinctive "trigger" mechanism allows it to lock its jaws into place for defense.
The use of compressed air triggers the mechanism that releases the triggerfish's teeth.
Fishermen often use baitfish as triggers to attract triggerfish for catch-and-release fishing.

any of numerous compressed deep-bodied tropical fishes with sandpapery skin and erectile spines in the first dorsal fin

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The triggerfish's vibrant colors and intricate patterns serve as a warning to predators.

Divers must be cautious around triggerfish, as their sharp teeth can inflict painful bites.

The aggressive behavior of triggerfish during nesting season is triggered by territorial instincts.

The triggerfish's defensive mechanism involves releasing a toxic mucus into the water.