The yellowtail fish, specifically the yellowtail amberjack (Seriola lalandi), can swim at speeds of up to 30 miles per hour (48 kilometers per hour) in short bursts. This speed allows them to effectively chase prey and evade predators in their ocean habitat. Their streamlined bodies and powerful tails contribute to their agility and quick acceleration in the water.
Yes, a fish needs a tail to swim.
The use of fish tail is that its help the Fish swim faster than its preadator. Like if the Shark was after a Fish than the fish wolud have to use its tail to swim faster than its preadator which is Shark.
To help the fish to swim.
because they use there tail to swim, and they don't have a tail on the front so they cant swim backwards.
a yellow tail damsel fish
a fish lives by his or her gills so they can breath under water.it also has a powerful tail to swim around.its bones are thin so it can move fast and turn easily
a fish lives by his or her gills so they can breath under water.it also has a powerful tail to swim around.its bones are thin so it can move fast and turn easily
The fish you are referring to is likely the Black Molly (Poecilia sphenops). They are known for their distinct black coloration with white or yellow dots on their tail.
To swim.
Tail , fins and body.
The fish with the yellow tail is called an angel fish.
They crawl with their legs, and they swim really fast by turning around and flipping their tail back very fast repeatedly.