Description
Sailfish are a kind of billfish (like the blue marlin or swordfish) that are known for their sharp bills, yet in addition their uncommon dorsal blades that can be taller than the length of their bodies. Sailfish begin as minuscule hatchlings, close to a couple of millimeters long, however develop quickly during their first year. They can develop from 0.125 inches (0.3 cm) when destined to 10 feet (3 m) long from bill to tail and gauge as much as 220 pounds (100 kg) in adulthood. Like other billfish, female sailfish can be bigger than males so they can convey however many eggs as could be expected under the circumstances and have a more prominent possibility of effective multiplication in the vast sea.
