👉 In the context of biology, a "soapfish" is a type of marine cephalopod. These are characterized by having a single, translucent shell and a soft, waxy substance on their outer surface called "soapy tissue." Soapfishes can be found in many different species, including the common fish, the giant clams, and the sea urchins. They play an important role in the food chain as decomposers, but they also have some negative impacts on marine
