What is another word for Family Lophiidae?
Pronunciation: [fˈamɪli lˈɒfɪˌɪdiː] (IPA) 
The family Lophiidae, also known as anglerfish or frogfish, is a group of bony fish that are typically found in deep ocean waters. These fish are known for their unique appearance and ability to lure prey using a modified dorsal fin that looks like a fishing lure. Synonyms for the family Lophiidae include the anglerfish family, frogfish family, and goosefish family. While they are not commonly eaten by humans, some species of Lophiidae are commercially fished for their meat or used in traditional medicine. Despite their unusual appearance, these fish play an important ecological role in deep-sea ecosystems.
