Swordfish often fight each other for the right to mate with females or for territory. These fish are very large and very territorial and will often even fight with humans who enter their area.
Siamese Fighting Fish fight because most of the fish are territorial. If another fish/Siamese Fighting Fish comes in their territory, the Siamese Fighting Fish will strike and start fighting until one surrenders, is almost dead, or is dead. This also happens when Siamese Fighting Fish are mating. Sometimes the female/male is too old or too young and if they are put together, they will start fighting. When mating, the female has to hide in plants or behind rocks so that the male will not nip on her fins.
yes because they smell
they fight for dominence and also to show that, there tanke is there's not your's.
they use there speed to fight because they can move away from the other fish or to go behind them
the behavoriol adaptations of a swordfish help fellow swordfish communicate with each other to live
well obivosly they hump each other i mean really.
It is because they think both of them are ugly
africans fight each other because they belive that they should
it caused lroquois to fight each other
Yes, there is evidence the velociraptors did fight each other, sometimes to the death.
not most swordfish get along with other fish
they wont fight they have to be the same BREED and LITTER to not fight each other .
they fight each other beacause they want a mate to have sex with .
They fight each other only for the colour of the team not for anything else
a sport in which two people fight each other
Possibly marlin - they are not actually swordfish, but are closely related.