foxfish
/ˈfɑksˌfɪʃ/
noun
- A type of small, brightly colored saltwater fish found in tropical coral reefs, known for its elongated snout and fox-like markings.
- Marine biologists study the foxfish to understand how reef fish communicate with color patterns.
- The aquarium's new exhibit features a foxfish with striking orange and black stripes.
- While snorkeling in the Caribbean, we spotted a foxfish darting between the coral branches.