noun
- Plural of arahuanas; large freshwater fish native to South America, known for their elongated bodies and ability to leap out of water.
Usage: Also spelled 'arawanas' or 'arawannas'; Commonly kept in aquariums; Refers to fish of the genus Osteoglossum
Examples
- The aquarium featured several arahuanas swimming gracefully in the large tank.
- Arahuanas are prized by collectors for their striking appearance and acrobatic behavior.
- These arahuanas can grow up to six feet long in the wild.
- The arahuanas leaped out of the water to catch insects above the surface.
- Many arahuanas are bred in captivity for the pet trade.