Swordfish

Swordfish are primarily classified as apex predators, which places them at the top of the marine food chain. They typically inhabit the pelagic zone of the ocean and feed on a variety of prey, including squid, fish, and other marine organisms. This positions them at a high trophic level, generally around level 4 or 5, depending on the specific ecosystem.

Yes, swordfish do have nostrils, but they are not used for breathing like those of mammals. Instead, their nostrils are involved in the sense of smell, helping them detect chemicals in the water. These openings are located on the upper surface of their snouts, but the swordfish primarily rely on their other senses, such as vision, for hunting.

Swordfish is considered to be a moderate to high purine food. It contains approximately 150-200 mg of purines per 100 grams. Individuals prone to gout or those advised to limit purine intake should consume swordfish in moderation. However, it also offers several nutritional benefits, such as being a good source of protein and omega-3 fatty acids.

In the movie "Swordfish," the climax reveals that Stanley Jobson, played by Hugh Jackman, has been manipulated into aiding a heist for a group of terrorists led by Gabriel Shear, portrayed by John Travolta. The film ends with Stanley successfully hacking into a secure bank account, but it is revealed that Gabriel has double-crossed him. In a twist, Stanley manages to escape with the money, leaving Gabriel behind to face the consequences. The film closes with Stanley walking away, suggesting he has outsmarted his enemies.

Mother swordfish do not carry their young in a traditional sense, as they are ovoviviparous. This means that the eggs develop inside the female, and she gives birth to live young. The gestation period can vary, but it typically lasts around 4 to 5 months before the female releases her offspring into the ocean.

Well, darling, eating swordfish is like playing a game of culinary roulette. This big fish can pack a punch with high levels of mercury, which can mess with your noggin if you eat it too often. So, enjoy it in moderation, unless you want to start swimming in circles like a confused goldfish.

well is theory many people believe that swordfishes can be called many different thing like baby or maybe even babyswordfish maybe even baby with a sword or fish with a sword or even baby sword some people in opposite universes call it hsifdrowsybab for short =p =p =p =b

His name was king Samuel the Swordfish. he was queen elizebeths pet and lived in her bath she captured him one day from the river thames a shorty opperation was done on samuel to predict how old he was and the results showed that he was infact 1000 years old the quessn captured Samuel 67 years ago now so the answer is 1067.

Do puffer fish travel alone or in groups?

No, they are open-water predators.

not in the slightest...

No, they give live birth.

Thestingrays are a family---Dasyatidae---of rays, cartilaginous fishes related to sharks. They are common in coastal tropical marine waters throughout the world, and several species are known to enter fresh water. Other types of rays also referred to as "stingrays" are the river stingrays (family Potamotrygonidae), the round stingrays (families Urolophidae and Urotrygonidae), the sixgill stingray (family Hexatrygonidae), and the deepwater stingray (family Plesiobatidae). For clarity, the members of the family Dasyatidae are sometimes called "whip-tail stingrays". While most dasyatids are relatively widespread and not currently threatened, there are several species (for example Taeniura meyeni, Dasyatis colarensis, D. garouaensis, and D. laosensis) where the conservation status is more problematic, leading to them being listed as vulnerable or endangered by IUCN. The status of several other species are poorly known, leading to them being listed as Data Deficient. To get it to the point, stingrays are Ectothermic.Okay?

the saw on the nose

"Around level 60, fishing for them at 50 can be slow and unrewarding." Personally I think at level 65. At this level, you're allowed to use Fist of Guthix swordfish gloves, and they give you an additional 100 xp per swordfish. Only with these gloves does fishing for swordies outweigh lobster caging, because of the frequency of tuna.

yes

Size and Lifespan: Adult swordfish can grow to 177 inches in length and weigh up to 1,400 pounds. Females tend to be larger then males. Pacific swordfish are the largest of their kind. West Atlantic swordfish are no more then 700 pounds. Mediterranean swordfish weigh up to 500 pounds. Swordfish lifespan reaches 9 years, and they reach sexual maturity at around 5 years.

i have no idea, but that's hilarious! :):)

A swordfish protects itself against predators by using it's pointy sword like nose to slice the predator into pieces!

no

A deep blue gray on top, fading to light gray or white on the belly.

Of course they sleep

basically, a food, shelter and water

Swordfish can grow to impressive lengths, typically ranging from 10 to 14 feet (3 to 4.3 meters), although some individuals can exceed 16 feet (4.9 meters). They are known for their elongated bodies and distinctive long, flat bills. On average, adult swordfish weigh between 200 and 400 pounds (90 to 180 kilograms).