Navigator
Fish: Glossary
- 10 Fascinating Facts About Megalodon
- 10 of the World’s Most Dangerous Fish
- 9 Fish Named After Other Animals
- agnathan
- aholehole
- alaska blackfish
- albacore
- alewife
- alfonsino
- alosa
- amberjack
- anabas
- anchovy
- anemone fish
- anemonefish
- angel shark
- angelfish
- anglerfish
- antiarch
- arapaima
- arawana
- archer fish
- arctolepis
- argentine
- arowana
- arthrodire
- artic char
- asian carp
- atheriniform
- atlantic herring
- atlantic salmon
- barb
- barracuda
- barracudina
- barramundi
- basking shark
- bass
- batfish
- beardfish
- bib
- bichir
- bigeye
- billfish
- bioelectric organ
- birkenia
- bitterling
- black bass
- black shark
- blackfish
- blacktip shark
- bleak
- blenny
- blind fish
- bloodfin
- blue shark
- blueback
- bluefish
- bluegill
- boarfish
- Bombay duck
- bonefish
- bonito
- bony fish
- bony tongue
- Bothriolepis
- bowfin
- boxfish
- bream
- bristlemouth
- bristling
- brook trout
- brotula
- brown trout
- bull shark
- bullhead
- bullhead shark
- burbot
- butterfish
- butterfly ray
- butterflyfish
- candiru
- candlefish
- capelin
- carangid
- carcharhinid
- cardinal fish
- carp
- carpet shark
- cat shark
- catfish
- cave fish
- Cephalaspis
- char
- characin
- Cheirolepis
- chimaera
- chinook salmon
- chondrichthyan
- chondrostean
- Chondrosteiformes
- chub
- chum salmon
- cichlid
- cisco
- Cladoselache
- Climatius
- climbing perch
- clingfish
- clownfish
- clupeiform
- cobia
- cod
- coelacanth
- coho
- common clown fish
- conger eel
- cookiecutter shark
- cornetfish
- corydoras
- crappie
- crocodile shark
- crossopterygian
- cusk
- cusk eel
- cutlass fish
- cutthroat trout
- cyclostome
- dab
- dace
- damselfish
- danio
- darter
- dealfish
- deep-sea fish
- Dinichthys
- Dipterus
- discus fish
- Do Fish Drink Water?
- Do Male Seahorses Give Birth?
- Do Sharks Really Die if They Stop Swimming?
- Do Sharks Sleep?
- dogfish
- Dolly Varden trout
- dolphin
- dorado
- dory
- dragonet
- dragonfish
- drum
- dumb gulper shark
- eagle ray
- eel
- eelpout
- electric catfish
- electric eel
- electric ray
- elephantsnout fish
- elopiform
- Eusthenopteron
- filefish
- fingerfish
- fish
- flashlight fish
- flathead
- flounder
- flying fish
- flying gurnard
- four-eyed fish
- fox shark
- frogfish
- Gadus
- Galapagos shark
- Ganges shark
- gar
- garfish
- gasterosteiform
- ghost pipefish
- glassfish
- goatfish
- goblin shark
- goby
- goldeye
- goldfish
- goliath grouper
- goosefish
- gourami
- grayling
- graysby
- Greenland shark
- greenling
- grenadier
- grouper
- grunion
- grunt
- gudgeon
- guitarfish
- gulper
- gunnel
- guppy
- haddock
- hagfish
- hake
- halfbeak
- halfmoon
- halibut
- hammerhead shark
- hatchetfish
- hausen
- headstander
- herring
- hind
- hogchoker
- hogfish
- holostean
- How Big Are Anglerfish Compared to Humans?
- How Do Fish Sleep?
- How Old Is the Oldest Living Greenland Shark?
- How Strong Is a Shark’s Bite?
- icefish
- ichthyology
- icicle fish
- ictalurid
- ide
- ilish
- jack
- java stingaree
- killifish
- kingfish
- knifefish
- koi
- Labeo
- Labyrinth fish
- Ladyfish
- Lake trout
- Lamprey
- Lancet fish
- Lantern fish
- Leaf fish
- Lemon shark
- Leopard shark
- Leptolepis
- Ling
- Lingcod
- lionfish
- live-bearer
- livebearer
- lizardfish
- loach
- loach catfish
- loach goby
- loach minnow
- long-finned char
- long-finned pike
- longfin
- longfin dragonfish
- longfin escolar
- longfin smelt
- lumpsucker
- lungfish
- lyretail
- mackerel
- mackerel shark
- madtom
- mahimahi
- mahseer
- mako shark
- Man Bites Shark
- man-of-war fish
- manta ray
- marlin
- megalodon
- megamouth shark
- menhaden
- milkfish
- miller’s-thumb
- minnow
- mojarra
- mola
- molly
- mooneye
- moonfish
- moorish idol
- moray
- mormyrid
- mosquitofish
- mouthbreeder
- mudminnow
- mudskipper
- mullet
- muskellunge
- needlefish
- nile perch
- notopterid
- nurse shark
- oarfish
- Off the Hook: 10 Sharks Protected from Fishing in American Waters
- opah
- ostariophysan
- osteoglossomorph
- osteolepis
- ostracoderm
- pacu
- paddlefish
- paracanthopterygian
- parrot fish
- pearlfish
- pencil fish
- perch
- perciform
- permit
- pickerel
- pike
- pike perch
- pilchard
- pilot fish
- pinecone fish
- pinfish
- pink salmon
- pipefish
- piranha
- pirarucu
- pirate perch
- placoderm
- plaice
- platy
- pleuronectiform
- poacher
- pocket shark
- pollock
- pomfret
- pompano
- porbeagle
- porcupine fish
- porgy
- prickleback
- protacanthopterygian
- pteraspis
- puffer
- pumpkinseed
- pycnodontiformes
- rabbitfish
- ragfish
- rainbow trout
- rasbora
- ratfish
- ray
- red-tailed black shark
- redfish
- reedfish
- remora
- rhipidistia
- ribbonfish
- roach
- rohu
- roosterfish
- rudd
- runner
- sailfish
- salmo
- salmon
- salmon shark
- sand lance
- sand shark
- sand tiger shark
- sanddab
- sandfish
- sardine
- sauger
- saury
- Saving Sharks in the 2020s
- saw shark
- sawfish
- scad
- scalare
- scaleless dragonfish
- scat
- scorpaeniform
- scorpionfish
- sculpin
- sea bass
- sea dragon
- sea hen
- sea lamprey
- sea robin
- seahorse
- shad
- shark
- sheepshead
- shiner
- shrimpfish
- siamese fighting fish
- silversides
- skate
- sleeper
- slickhead
- slipmouth
- smelt
- smooth hound
- snail darter
- snailfish
- snake eel
- snakehead
- snapper
- snipefish
- snook
- soapfish
- sockeye salmon
- sole
- soupfin shark
- spadefish
- spearfish
- spiny eel
- spiny shark
- spiny-finned fish
- spookfish
- squawfish
- squirrelfish
- stargazer
- steelhead
- stickleback
- stingray
- stonefish
- sturgeon
- sucker
- sunfish
- surfperch
- surgeonfish
- swamp eel
- sweeper
- sweetfish
- swim bladder
- swordfish
- swordtail
- tang
- tarpon
- tautog
- teleost
- tench
- tetra
- tetraodontiform
- The 1916 Shark Attacks That Gave Sharks a Bad Rap
- threadfin
- thresher shark
- tiger shark
- tigerfish
- tilapia
- tilefish
- toadfish
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- tomtate
- tonguefish
- triggerfish
- tripletail
- tropical fish
- trout
- trout-perch
- trumpetfish
- tubesnout
- tule perch
- tuna
- turbot
- two-horned sculpin
- unicorn fish
- viperfish
- wahoo
- walking catfish
- walleyed pike
- weakfish
- weatherfish
- Weberian apparatus
- weever
- wels
- whale shark
- What Animal Has the Longest Life Span?
- What Happened to the Megalodon?
- whip-tailed ray
- white cloud mountain minnow
- white shark
- whitefish
- whiting
- Why Do Oarfish Swim Vertically?
- Why Do Salmon Die After Spawning?
- Why Do Sharks Attack?
- Why Do So Few Baby Seahorses Survive?
- wolf herring
- wolffish
- wrasse
- wreckfish
- Xenacanthus
- zebra fish
- zebra shark
