Definition: The term "batrachoididae" is a genus of fish that belongs to the order Echinodermata. These fish are characterized by their long, thin, and flexible bodies, which allow them to swim in water or move through mud or sand. They have a distinctive pattern of coloration on their body, with dark spots around their eyes, mouth, and fins. Some species also possess unique structures such as scales that can be used for defense against predators or for attracting mates
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