High simulation marine animals model for oceanographic museum

The sailfish is a genus of fish in the suborder Mackerel, family Flagfish, also known as flatfishes, swordfishes, and swordfish.[7] It is a huge fish, generally two to five meters long and slightly laterally flattened. The body is huge, generally two to five meters long, the body shape is prolonged and slightly flattened. The body is clad in fine scales, and the greenish-brown body of the fish is covered with grayish-white round spots. The upper jaw of the mouth, such as a sharp sword, very prominent, the back of the first spine fins with black spots more than the body height, the middle of which is about twice as high as the body of the fish, like a fluttering flag, so it is called the sailfish.
Sailfish in the Atlantic, Indian and Pacific Oceans are widely distributed, the South China Sea and the southern East China Sea are also distributed, active in the tropics, subtropics. It is a ferocious carnivorous fish with strong aggression, and often feeds on squid and swordfish. When the sailfish feeds, it often breaks into a school of fish, rushes it to pieces, and then uses its long, sword-like snout to smash and tear apart any fish around it that can't get away in time, and then enjoys it slowly afterward. Breeding frequency is relatively high, spawning almost all year round, but in different places each time. The eggs are usually around 1.6 millimeters in size, and juvenile sailfish are around 4 millimeters in length, growing to around 10 centimeters in size to become very aggressive and prey on other fish.