How to Pronounce "remoras"
word
ˈrɛmərəs
REM-er-uhs
ɹɪmˈɔːɹəz
ri-MAW-ruhz
Definition
Remoras are a type of fish known for attaching themselves to larger sea animals like sharks or whales, using a special sucker on their heads. They feed on scraps and get free rides from these hosts.
IPA Transcription
American English
ˈrɛmərəs
British English
ɹɪmˈɔːɹəz
Simplified Pronunciation
US
REM-er-uhs
UK
ri-MAW-ruhz
Listen in Context
Remoras often attach themselves to sharks in the ocean.
Remoras use suction cups on their heads to stick to other animals.
Divers sometimes see remoras swimming with turtles.
When the shark moves quickly, the remoras just go along for the ride.