What is another word for scomberesocidae?
Pronunciation: [skˈɒməɹˌɛsəsˌɪdiː] (IPA) 
The Scomberesocidae family comprises a group of marine fishes commonly known as "sauries." These elongated, silvery fishes are primarily found in oceanic and coastal waters, and are known for their streamlined bodies and sharp-toothed jaws. Synonyms for Scomberesocidae include the term "lizardfish," which refers to their reptile-like appearance, as well as "spikefish" and "belone" (which is also used to describe the needlefish family). The family is made up of several genera, including Scomberesox, Cololabis, and Protosphyraena. Despite their fierce appearance, sauries are a popular food fish in many parts of the world, prized for their firm white flesh and delicate flavor.
