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A bottom-dwelling marine fish of the family Triglidae, found in temperate and tropical seas, characterized by a large, armored head and specialized, finger-like pectoral fins used to walk across the ocean floor.

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"The chef prepared a traditional seafood stew using fresh searobin caught off the coast that morning."

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