Horse-eye jack
A species of Jacks, Also known as Jacks, Horse-eye crevalle, Gallego Scientific name : Caranx latus Genus : Jacks
Horse-eye jack, A species of Jacks
Also known as:
Jacks, Horse-eye crevalle, Gallego
Botanical name: Caranx latus
Genus: Jacks
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Description
Horse-eye jack (Caranx latus) is an Atlantic shoaling fish, and a popular food and game fish, although they carry a risk of ciguatera poisoning. Commonly seen on offshore reefs, single horse-eye jacks are wary of divers but shoals will sometimes gather all around them, presumably attracted to the air bubbles that the divers exhale.
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Perch-like fish Family
Trevallies Genus
Jacks Species
Horse-eye jack 
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