angelfish

• “The only fish that can do this is the angelfish, that is, it can change its colour like the octopus.”

  The History of Animals

• “Perhaps out of disappointment, Twain frequently undertook outings with young schoolgirls whom he called his "angelfish" — "surrogate granddaughters," as Mr. Shelden calls them.”

  The Wall Street Journal: A Mississippian Flood

• “Labels: angelfish, books, children's crusade, writing comments: james roy said ...”

  Angel Fish

• “I thought it was an angelfish at first, but it was pretty cool!”

  Field & Stream

• “Though as a shark she glided through the tank like a needle and her manta ray was as graceful and sly as a ruffle of fox, when she was an angelfish she strutted her stuff, bright stripes flashing, her big eyes aware, and lips seductively puckered.”

  Fictionaut: Enjoy It Now

• “One minute you'll be finning alongside a sea turtle or in the midst of a shoal of jacks, the next, eyeballing a curious French angelfish.”

  The Guardian: Discover an extraordinary underwater world in the Cayman Islands

• “I lunched on fresh angelfish at the beach restaurant Voorstrand, where the bill refused to edge over the £15 mark, no matter how many piles of fish, salad and rice I ordered.”

  The Guardian: South Africa beyond the World Cup: the remote west coast

• “In the Gulf of Mexico queen angelfish have been seen hanging out around oil rigs, while the deep regions sport specialized octopuses.”

  The Huffington Post: Census Of Marine Life: Gulf Of Mexico Is 5th Most Diverse Area

• “Elsewhere, flocks of swans and geese glide in the resort's lagoons and ponds, while the surrounding reef waters are teeming with schools of Maori wrasse, angelfish, marlin and sea turtles.”

  The Huffington Post: Yvonne Yorke: The Great Barrier Reef: From Above and Below

• “I'm eating a slice of toast thin as an angelfish and my coffee's cold as a frog's belly.”

  Fictionaut: A Covenant and a Busted Tooth

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