wolffish

• Sustantivo que designa a un pez grande y voraz de aguas profundas y frías del norte, caracterizado por sus fuertes dientes y la ausencia de aletas pélvicas; o bien a un pez oceánico grande, alargado y sin escamas, con dientes afilados y una larga aleta dorsal que recuerda a una vela.

A noun referring to a large, ferocious, deep-sea fish found in northern waters, characterized by strong teeth and no pelvic fins, or alternatively, a large, elongate, scaleless oceanic fish with sharp teeth and a long dorsal fin resembling a sail.

1. Large predatory fishB2formalscientific

   A large, aggressive, deep-sea fish found in northern waters, known for its strong teeth and lack of pelvic fins.

   Pez lobo

   • The wolffish is often caught by deep-sea fishermen in the North Atlantic.
   • Its powerful jaws and sharp teeth make the wolffish a formidable predator.
   • Wolffish are sometimes called 'sea wolves' due to their ferocious appearance.

   Sinónimoswolf fish

2. Elongate scaleless fishB2formalscientific

   A type of oceanic fish with an elongated body, no scales, sharp teeth, and a long dorsal fin resembling a sail.

   Pez lobo

   • The wolffish's long dorsal fin helps it navigate through deep waters.
   • Unlike many fish, the wolffish has no scales on its body.
   • This species of wolffish is known for its sail-like dorsal fin.