flying fish
Flying fish are known for their unique ability to glide through the air using their large pectoral fins, which helps them escape predators.
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Definition
B2Marine Biology
(technical)A marine fish that can glide through the air using its enlarged pectoral fins.
Example
- Flying fish can be seen gliding above the water surface in tropical seas.
- The flying fish uses its winglike fins to escape from underwater predators.
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