Naso
- proper noun
- Specialized
- The Naso genus includes several species of unicornfish found in coral reefs.
Examples
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Some species in the Naso genus have a distinctive horn-like projection on their heads.
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Divers often spot Naso swimming among the colorful corals of the Indo-Pacific.
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The Naso fish is known for its distinctive horn.
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Have you ever seen a Naso in the wild?
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The Naso genus encompasses various species of vibrant unicornfish that inhabit coral reefs.
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In the clear waters of the Indo-Pacific, you can often see Naso swimming gracefully among the corals.
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Some members of the Naso family are easily recognized by the unique horn-shaped growth on their foreheads.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Naso comes from the Latin word nasus meaning 'nose', because many unicornfish in this genus have a horn-like or nose-like projection on their heads. So the name helps you remember these fish by their 'nose' or horn.