Blue fish
A species of Bluefish, Also known as Jumbos, Skipjack, Horsemackerel, Razorbacks Scientific name : Pomatomus saltatrix Genus : Bluefish
Blue fish, A species of Bluefish
Also known as:
Jumbos, Skipjack, Horsemackerel, Razorbacks
Botanical name: Pomatomus saltatrix
Genus: Bluefish
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Blue fish (Pomatomus saltatrix) are swift-moving, predatory ocean-dwellers that prey on smaller fish. Newly hatched blue fish fry are considered zooplankton because they merely drift with the ocean current. As they mature, though, they become strong swimmers. In some cases, they can be very aggressive and may bite human divers or swimmers. Blue fish meat can be eaten, but tends to spoil quickly.
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