What is another word for Genus Lophius?
Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈɛnəs lˈɒfɪəs] (IPA) 
Genus Lophius, commonly known as anglerfish, is a group of bony fish in the family Lophiidae. They are characterized by their unique way of attracting prey by using a protrusion from their head known as an illicium or fishing rod. This distinctive feature has earned them a variety of colorful synonyms including monkfish, goosefish, fishing frog, sea devil, and allmouth. In many cultures, anglerfish are considered a delicacy and are highly valued in the culinary world. Despite their intimidating appearance, these creatures play an important role in the marine ecosystem and coexist with a variety of other aquatic species.
