A fish, particularly a bass or similar species, characterized by a wide mouth for catching prey.
From 'broad' + 'mouth' (Old English muð). This descriptive term, while intuitive, is less commonly used than species-specific names like 'largemouth bass,' which convey size information more precisely.
Fish with wide mouths are ambush predators—they hide and wait, then instantly expand their mouth cavity to create a vacuum that sucks prey inside. It's one of nature's most efficient hunting strategies.
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