Definition: The word "alligator fish" comes from ancient Greek, meaning an alligator's head, often in a misleading way, as in "the head of the alligator". It refers to a small, venomous fish that occurs throughout the ocean but is rare and difficult to find. Definition: Alligator fish are tiny, freshwater or saltwater species with soft, squishy skin. They typically have flattened bodies, a short tail, and a long, slender body. The head of an alligator fish is large and round; it is covered in scales and often has teeth. Alligator fish can range from small to medium-sized and are found primarily in the ocean's warmest regions.
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