Halibut
Big, flat, fast: the true halibuts
Mating Social Behaviors
Aggregation / Group
Animals gather in groups for breeding but without strong pair bonds or social structure
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Aggregation / Group Animals
Wahoo Fish
Wahoo: speed-striped pelagic predator
Alaskan Pollock
The fish behind the fish stick
Lumpfish
The suction-cup guardian of the North
Steelhead Salmon
Sea-run rainbow, built to return
Whiting
European whiting: NE Atlantic cod kin
Needlefish
Built for speed at the surface
Sockeye Salmon
Silver at sea, scarlet to spawn
Bull Trout
Big char, cold water, connected rivers.
Snook Fish
Linesiders of the tides
Mojarra
Silver schools, sand-sipping snouts
Surgeonfish
Scalpels on the tail, gardeners of reefs
Redtail Catfish
Big head. Red tail. River titan.
Chinook Salmon
King of the Pacific salmon runs
Mola mola (Ocean Sunfish)
Clavus, not tail: the ocean's odd giant
Stargazer Fish
Eyes up. Mouth up. Strike up.
Conger Eel
Night hunters of the seafloor
Green Anaconda
Built for wetlands. Powered by constriction.
Yellow Anaconda
Paraguay-Paraná's stealthy giant
Bolivian Anaconda
Heavyweight hunter of the wetlands
Rainbow Shark
All the attitude, none of the shark.
Neptune Grouper
Deep reef royalty in purple and gold
Goliath Tigerfish
Teeth like knives, built for rapids