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barbel
[ bahr-buhl ]
noun
- a slender, external process on the jaw or other part of the head of certain fishes.
- any of various cyprinoid fishes of the genus Barbus, especially B. barbus, of European waters.
barbel
/ 藞产蓱藧产蓹濒 /
noun
- any of several slender tactile spines or bristles that hang from the jaws of certain fishes, such as the catfish and carp
- any of several European cyprinid fishes of the genus Barbus , esp B. barbus , that resemble the carp but have a longer body and pointed snout
barbel
- A slender, whiskerlike feeler extending from the head of certain fish, such as the catfish. It is used for touch and taste.
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of barbel1
Example Sentences
As she grows, her eyes recede, and she blossoms huge teeth, rows of light-producing organs lining the body, and a barbel, a whisker-like chin projection.
Dragonfish have 鈥渓uminous barbels swinging from their chins鈥; a Pacific sleeper shark possesses 鈥渁 body as brindled as old granite.鈥
There were also "quite a few" larger dead specimens including chub, barbel and brown trout that had been seen.
At Dianchi authorities are also trying to reintroduce more golden line barbel, a fish native to the lake almost wiped out by pollution and invasive species.
Catfish are aquatic animals known for their barbels that look like whiskers around their lips.
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