Definition

pelagics

noun
  1. Fish or other marine animals that live in the open ocean rather than near the coast or sea floor.
  2. Usage: plural form; often used in fishing and marine biology contexts
  3. In art and literature, works or themes relating to the sea and ocean life.
  4. Usage: less common usage; primarily in specialized or artistic contexts

Examples

  • Tuna and mackerel are common pelagics found in deep ocean waters.
  • The fishing fleet specializes in catching pelagics rather than bottom-dwelling species.
  • Pelagics migrate long distances across ocean basins in search of food.
  • Marine biologists study pelagics to understand ocean ecosystems.
  • Many pelagics are fast swimmers adapted to life in the open sea.

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