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Sailfish or billfish (Istiophorus) eat sardines, flying fish, and squid, preferring fish that swim near the ocean's surface. Divers have reported seeing several sailfish work together to corral their prey, using their high fins to create a wall that keeps the smaller fish from escaping. They've also been observed using their long, sharp bills to stun and skewer their prey. Scientists have also photographed them hunting in groups, flashing brilliant colors on their bodies when excited by their predatory behavior during feeding.

Sailfish will also eat shrimp when other prey are unavailable.

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