What is another word for boarfish?
Pronunciation: [bˈɔːfɪʃ] (IPA) 
Boarfish, also known as Capros aper, is a type of saltwater fish that is common in the Mediterranean Sea. It has a unique appearance, with a high and compressed body, a large head, and a small mouth. The skin of the boarfish is rough and covered with small scales. The fish is also known by several other names, including Big Nose, Trumpetfish, and Bogue. In Spanish, it is called loro, while in French, it is known as le rouget. Boarfish is a popular food fish due to its delicate flavor and can be grilled, baked, or fried. With its distinct appearance and various names, the boarfish stands out in the culinary world.
