Genus Umbrina is a term used in taxonomy to define a particular group of fish species. The genus is also referred to as "Porgies," which are known for their oval-shaped body and small mouth. Other synonyms for Genus Umbrina include "Croakers," "Drum fish" and "Silver perch." The classification of fish species into genera is essential for scientific research and identification of species. Each genus has unique characteristics that differentiate it from other genera. The use of synonyms for the genus Umbrina is essential for easy identification of fish species, classification, and sharing of information among researchers. The synonyms also allow us to appreciate the biodiversity of these fish species and their contribution to the ecosystem.