What is another word for goosefish?
Pronunciation: [ɡˈuːsfɪʃ] (IPA) 
Goosefish, also known as monkfish, anglerfish, or sea-devil, is a species of fish found in the North Atlantic Ocean. This unique-looking fish has a large head, with a mouth full of sharp teeth and a long, tapering body. The name "goosefish" may be due to its unique appearance, resembling a goose or a duck. However, it is also called monkfish because of its taste and texture, which is often compared to lobster or crab meat. Meanwhile, the name "anglerfish" comes from its behavior of using a fleshy growth on its head as bait to attract prey. Lastly, "sea-devil" is a term that refers to the darker, ominous appearance of the goosefish, which may have inspired various legends and myths.
