U+9C67 "鱧" CJK Unified Ideograph-# Unicode Character
U+9C67 "鱧" CJK Unified Ideograph-# is a traditional Chinese character used in East Asian writing systems, primarily representing the "snakehead fish" or "Channa argus," a freshwater species known for its elongated body and aggressive nature. In Japanese, this character is read as "kō" (in on'yomi) or "katsuo" (in kun'yomi) and is commonly employed in words like "katsuokon" or in regional contexts to denote the fish. It appears in historical texts, culinary references, and biological classifications across Chinese, Japanese, and Korean scripts, reflecting its cultural significance in East Asian cuisine and literature. The character combines the radical for "fish" (魚, U+9B5A) with the phonetic component "li" (豊, U+8C4A), illustrating the logographic structure typical of CJK Unified Ideographs.