What is another word for caplin?
Pronunciation: [kˈaplɪn] (IPA) 
Caplin, also known as capelin or capeling, is a type of small fish that is a popular food source for many species, including birds and mammals. There are a few synonyms for caplin that are used in different regions and cultures. In Newfoundland, Canada, where caplin is a significant part of the local diet and economy, it is often called "gravel" due to its tendency to gather in large numbers on rocky shorelines. In other parts of Canada, such as Quebec, it may be referred to as "smelt" or "sardine." In the United States, it is sometimes called "round herring" or simply "capelin fish." Regardless of the name, this small fish plays a crucial role in many marine ecosystems and for human consumption alike.
