The Scorpaenidae family consists predominantly of marine fish species, encompassing numerous highly venomous members. Aptly named scorpionfish, these creatures possess venom-coated sharp spines that serve as their means of defense. With a considerable number of representatives, this family exhibits a widespread distribution across tropical and temperate seas, primarily concentrated in the Indo-Pacific region. It is important to note that these fish should not be mistaken for the cabezones, belonging to the separate but related Cottidae family, specifically the Scorpaenichthys genus.