A small tropical fish with a stumpy body, warty skin, and frog-like appearance that walks along the ocean floor using modified fins.
Compound of 'frog' and 'fish,' named in the 16th century by naturalists who noticed the creature's amphibian-like characteristics despite being a true fish.
Frogfish are masters of camouflage and mimicry—they can change color to match their surroundings and even use a fishing lure-like appendage to catch prey, making them one of nature's most deceptive predators.
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