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Catfish have spines behind their fins, which are sharp but not venomous in most species (one exception being Plotosus lineatus, a danger to humans). Catfish will sometimes attempt to drive these into predators.
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Is catfishes a plural word?
It is, yes. If you had a tank with two different catfish species in, 'catfishes' would be a valid term to use, for example. "These catfishes live together in the tank."
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