Corbina

/kɔrˈbiːnə/ noun

Definition

A large silvery fish found in warm coastal waters of the Americas, related to croakers and drums.

Etymology

From Spanish 'corbina,' possibly derived from Latin 'corvus' (raven), though the connection is unclear. The name may relate to the fish's dark coloring.

Kelly Says

Corbinas are masters of sound communication—they drum their swim bladders to attract mates, making underwater sounds you can actually hear if you're diving nearby!

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