A long, slender marine fish with an elongated snout and a single barbel (whisker-like filament) extending from its lower jaw.
From 'cornet' (referring to the horn-like snout) plus 'fish,' a straightforward descriptive compound naming the fish for its distinctive trumpet-shaped mouth structure.
Cornetfish have a barbel that dangles below their chin like a fishing line with a lure—scientists think they use it to feel around on the seafloor for food!
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