bowfin

/ˈboʊfɪn/
noun
  1. A freshwater fish found in North America, with a long body and a bony head, also called a dogfish or mudfish.
    • Anglers sometimes catch bowfin while fishing for bass.
    • Bowfin have a distinctive dark spot near their tail fin.
    • The bowfin is a tough fish that can survive in low-oxygen water.
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