What is another word for horned pout?
Pronunciation: [hˈɔːnd pˈa͡ʊt] (IPA) 
Horned pout, also known as brown bullhead, is a species of fish that predominantly inhabits freshwater bodies in North America. This fish is recognized for its horn-like spines located on its pectoral and dorsal fins, hence the name horned pout. However, this species of fish is also identified by various synonyms, including black catfish, mud cat, hornpout, and yellow cat. These interchangeable terms all refer to the same fish species but may be used regionally, depending on a person's location. Regardless of the slang used to refer to the horned pout, this fish remains an essential member of freshwater ecosystems, providing food for humans and other animals.
