Striped snakehead
A species of Snakehead, Also known as Chevron snakehead, Mudfish, Stripped snakehead Scientific name : Channa striata Genus : Snakehead
Striped snakehead, A species of Snakehead
Also known as:
Chevron snakehead, Mudfish, Stripped snakehead
Botanical name: Channa striata
Genus: Snakehead
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Description
Striped snakehead (Channa striata) is a freshwater snakehead fish native to East and Southeast Asia. During the wet season, it migrates from rivers and lakes into the flooded fields, and if stranded there into the dry season may survive by digging itself into mud. This is one of the most common fish consumed for food in Indochina, Thailand, and Malaysia, with great economic significance throughout its native region.
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Scientific Classification
Phylum
Chordates Class
Fish Order
Perch-like fish Family
Snakeheads Genus
Snakehead Species
Striped snakehead 
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