noun
- plural of wrasse; colorful marine fish with thick lips and strong teeth, found in tropical and temperate waters
Usage: marine biology
Examples
- The coral reef was home to several species of wrasses.
- Wrasses are known for their vibrant colors and cleaning behavior.
- The aquarium featured a tank dedicated to tropical wrasses.
- Many wrasses help maintain reef health by eating parasites off other fish.
- The diver photographed beautiful wrasses swimming among the coral.
- Wrasses can change color and even sex during their lifetime.