mutton snapper

The 'mutton snapper' is a vibrant and prized fish found in the Atlantic, popular among both commercial and recreational fishers.

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Definition

B2Marine Biology

(technical, academic)A species of fish scientifically known as Lutjanus analis, found in the Atlantic coastal waters from Massachusetts to southern Brazil.

Example

  • The mutton snapper is often studied for its distinctive coloration and habitat preferences.

B2Fishing

(recreational, commercial)A fish highly sought after for its size, appearance, and culinary qualities, typically growing 2-3 feet long and weighing between 10 to 30 pounds.

Example

  • Anglers in the Florida Keys often aim to catch mutton snappers, which can weigh up to 20 pounds.

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