Article Nº 3228 Fish Vol. III · p. 376
Rocaz (Sebastes madeirensis)
A small spiny-headed coastal fish of Madeira whose sting can cause inflammation; tasty but not exploited.
A fish of the family Triglidae that lives in the shallow waters of the Madeiran coast. It is small, and its head is armed with spines whose sting can cause inflammation. It can be found close to the shore but is not exploited, although its flesh has a pleasant flavour.