Clarioid
Clarioid refers to a group of small, slender fish that are characterized by their elongated bodies and pointed snouts. These fish belong to the order Clupeiformes and are found in tropical and subtropical waters around the world. Clarioids are primarily marine fish, although some species have been known to inhabit brackish waters.
Clarioids are distinguished from other fish by their symmetrical bodies, which are typically torpedo-shaped and taper
Clarioids are an important food source for larger predators, including sharks, rays, and other fish. They are
Research on clarioids has focused primarily on their biology, including their behavior, habitat, and feeding habits.