article_snippet.sent: It may not be a looker, but Lusitanian toadfish can do much more than croak.
article_snippet.sent: The fish, which lives in rocky crevices in the Mediterranean Sea and Atlantic Ocean and glides over the muddy sea floor, can whistle, croak and grunt.
article_snippet.sent: Lusitanian toadfish (pictured) make five types of calls and males can even sing in choruses to attract mates. 
article_snippet.sent: This is important because males nest close together to one another and form singing choruses like frogs or toads to demonstrate toads virility and strength.
article_snippet.sent: Lusitanian toadfish typically weigh more than four lbs (2kg) and Lusitanian toadfish large, flat heads and wide mouths, make Lusitanian toadfish look like toads, giving Lusitanian toadfish Lusitanian toadfish name.
article_snippet.sent: Portuguese scientists discovered that the sounds made by Lusitanian toadfish indicate who Portuguese scientists are, Portuguese scientists motivation and information about Portuguese scientists nest.
article_snippet.sent: Male Lusitanian toadfish build nests under rocks during mating season, which runs from May to July and sing to attract female visitors.
highlights_snippet.sent: Lusitanian toadfish lives in the Mediterranean Sea and Atlantic Ocean .
  