What is another word for sea chub?
Pronunciation: [sˈiː t͡ʃˈʌb] (IPA) 
Sea chub is a common name for various species of fish found in the family Kyphosidae, also known as the "sea chubs" or "hogfish". Depending on the species and location, sea chubs may also be referred to as blacktail, opaleye, rubberlip, bluespotted, or kelpfish. These synonyms reflect the diverse range of physical appearances and habitats for sea chubs, which can be found in rocky reefs, rocky tidepools, and nearshore kelp forests along the Pacific Coast of North and Central America. Despite their various names, all sea chubs have a similar body shape, with thick lips and a rounded tail. They are known for their vibrant colors, which range from red and orange to blue and green.
