snakeblenny
- noun
- /ˈsneɪkˌblɛni/
- UK
- The snakeblenny is well adapted to the cold Arctic waters it inhabits.
Examples
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Researchers found a snakeblenny swimming among the rocks near the coast.
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Fishermen sometimes catch a snakeblenny by accident while searching for other species.
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The snakeblenny can be found in cold northern waters.
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Have you ever seen a snakeblenny in the wild?
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Fishermen sometimes catch a snakeblenny by accident while searching for other species.
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Researchers found a snakeblenny swimming among the rocks near the coast.
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The snakeblenny is well adapted to the cold Arctic waters it inhabits.
Synonyms
A fish that lives in cold Arctic and northern Atlantic waters
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Morphology
Etymology
Snakeblenny comes from the words snake and blenny, where snake means 'snake-like' and blenny names a 'small fish'. So a snakeblenny is a long, thin fish that looks like a snake and lives in cold northern waters.