icefish
/ˈaɪsfɪʃ/Definitions
1. noun
A small Antarctic fish found in cold waters, typically having a transparent body and a unique ability to survive in low-oxygen environments.
“The icefish is one of the most resilient creatures in the Antarctic ecosystem.”
2. noun
A type of fish found in cold waters, often associated with ice and glaciers.
“The icefish population in the frozen lake is under threat due to climate change.”