noun
- Plural of mudfish; small freshwater fish that live in muddy waters or can survive in mud, especially during dry seasons.
Usage: Common in tropical and subtropical regions; Some species can breathe air and survive out of water for extended periods
Examples
- The aquarium displayed several mudfishes from Africa.
- Mudfishes are known for their ability to survive in stagnant water.
- During the dry season, mudfishes burrow into the mud and enter a dormant state.
- Scientists study mudfishes to understand how fish adapt to harsh environments.
- The local fishermen caught mudfishes in the shallow ponds.