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A type of fish that belongs to a large family known for their carnivorous nature, often found in warm seas and important for food and sport fishing.
The chef prepared a delicious dish using serranid fish, which are popular in many coastal cuisines.
**Serranid** ā The word 'serranid' comes from the Latin 'serra' (meaning saw) and the suffix '-id' (indicating belonging to or related to). The term refers to a family of fish known as serranids, which includes groupers and sea bass, named for their saw-like teeth.
Think of 'serra' meaning 'saw' to remember that 'serranid' refers to fish with saw-like teeth.