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Indo-Pacific sailfish
or
Istiophorus platypterus
A sailfish at an aqarium
Size (length and weight)
The maximum length ever reported is 348 centimeters, but it is commonly around the 270 cm mark
Physical description
It has a black dorsal fin that's HUGE, and a silver body. It has a pointy "nose" too.
Location in the world
They are mostly found in the Pacific Ocean, although they can also be found in the upper parts of the Indian Ocean.
Diet
The Istiophorus platypterus is a carnivore.
Predators
(How many other organisms eat this organism?)
Young
(how many get born at one time? Do the young look any different than the adults? Do they have a larval stage?)
Niche or role in their ecosystem
(what roles does this organism play in its ecosystem? Why is it important?
Other names
Is it called by any other names? No.
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http://zipcodezoo.com/Animals/I/Istiophorus_platypterus/
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Indo-Pacific sailfish
or Istiophorus platypterus
Size (length and weight)
The maximum length ever reported is 348 centimeters, but it is commonly around the 270 cm markPhysical description
It has a black dorsal fin that's HUGE, and a silver body. It has a pointy "nose" too.
Location in the world
They are mostly found in the Pacific Ocean, although they can also be found in the upper parts of the Indian Ocean.
Diet
The Istiophorus platypterus is a carnivore.
Predators
(How many other organisms eat this organism?)
Young
(how many get born at one time? Do the young look any different than the adults? Do they have a larval stage?)
Niche or role in their ecosystem
(what roles does this organism play in its ecosystem? Why is it important?
Other names
Is it called by any other names? No.
FishBase
Wikipedia
http://zipcodezoo.com/Animals/I/Istiophorus_platypterus/
http://www.eol.org/pages/228441