Swordfish

the marlin is bigger and spears its prey from below.

Swordfish has no teeth!

get some metal and mold it or hire a proffesional.

Protosphyraena

Halle Barry is a very well known actress in Hollywood. She starred in the movie "Swordfish" in 2001, along side John Travolta, Hugh Jackman and Don Cheadle.

There are several 'origins' - from films and books

Marx Bros. film made in 1932 Horse Feathers.

The Robot Chicken , the animated TV series

The novel The Night Watch by Terry Pratchett.

The Sword of the Samurai Cat, books by Mark Rogers

and others. The Marx Bros film may well be the first though

the United States of America

Well that truly depends on where you live.If you live close to a harbor or sea, normally they have a farmers market or a fish market. They also have fresh food stores where you can find swordfish. If you dont live by the sea, you should visit any fresh food stores that you can,that is your best hope of buying swordfish.

I have a theory, People are starting to ask, were did a sword fish come from. No on really knows for sure. Some say an old scientist accidently crossed a sword with a dolphin or a medium sized shark. My theory is….if unicorns a real, than the crossed a unicorn with a fish. The sword part come from the horn on the unicorn's head, instead of going on the head it went to the nose. An then the rest of the body is a fish.

use it for a polynesian weapon, like a spear

god

a sword fish is a vertebrae

Swordfish give 100 fishing exp when caught normally, and an extra 10 strength exp if caught using the barbarian fishing method. They will give 200 fishing exp when caught with a sacred clay harpoon (obtained from Stealing Creation minigame). When cooked on a range or fire the give 140 cooking exp, and 154 exp if cooked on a bonfire.

No, and they never were. Despite a three-year, $7 million "Give Swordfish a Break" PR stunt run by the environmental group SeaWeb, swordfish from the North Atlantic Ocean were not in any serious danger. In fact, U.S. swordfish imports tripled during SeaWeb's boycott, suggesting that U.S. fishermen were the real victims of this ill-advised campaign.

Swordfish paper shredders have the unique ability of shredding paper in not just vertical lines, but horizontal at the same time. This results in a nearly perfect destruction of the paper.

Yes.

a sword it looks like a double edged chain saw

what do sword fish do at night

The Swordtail comes in many different colors. The red tail swordfish is the common name for the red color swordfish. The Swordtail is an very tough fish that can adapt to a large range of water conditions.

NO'

Like all Ocean animals, they, of course, Swim XD

a shark

Generally the swordfish bills are not sold, they are cut off and discarded at sea by the fishermen. Occasionally crew members will keep a few here and there, and after much effort they can be beautifully finished and carved like scrimshaw. The core of a swordfish bill is vascularized, so that the bill does take some time to "cure" before it can be worked on as a display/art item. Since there is no lack of supply of the bills, I can only assume the reason you don't see more swordfish bill art/scrimshaw in waterfront galleries is that the selling price wouldn't justify the time to prepare and decorate them.

because they hunt in packs, or schools instead of solitarily like other sharks.

yes it is extremely good

Swordfish are present in California every month of the year.