
BARRACUDAS are saltwater fish of the
genus Sphyraena, the only genus in the
family Sphyraenidae, and are found in
tropical and subtropical oceans worldwide.
There are 27 known species of barracuda. In
most cases, they are dark green, dark blue, or
gray on their upper bodies with silvery sides
and chalky-white bellies. Coloration varies
somewhat between species. For some species,
there are irregular black spots or a row of darker
cross-bars on each side.
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