What is another word for Family Scombridae?
Pronunciation: [fˈamɪli skˈɒmbɹɪdˌiː] (IPA) 
The Family Scombridae is a group of largely migratory fish that inhabit a variety of tropical and temperate oceanic regions. Commonly known as the mackerel family, species within this group display a characteristic elongated body shape, and are typically streamlined and highly efficient swimmers. Synonyms for the Family Scombridae include the tuna family and the bonito family, both of which refer to specific branches within the larger group. Praised for their high-quality flesh and popularity among sport fishermen, these fish are a major aspect of many oceanic ecosystems, prized for their ecological and economic importance alike.
