
Jack Crevalle
Unleash your inner explorer with these fast ocean adventurers!

The Basics
Scientific Name
Caranx hippos
Conservation Status
Least Concern
Location
Africa
Average size
2 to 4 feet long
diet
Fish, shrimp, crabs
lifespan
Up to 16 years
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Overview
The Jack Crevalle is an exciting fish known for its vibrant yellow and green colors. This energetic fish can grow to be 2 to 4 feet long, making it a real catch in the oceans of Africa.
Jack Crevalles belong to the family of Carangidae and swim around in schools, showing off their impressive speed and agility. These fish can dart through the water at speeds up to 30 miles per hour, making them a true champion of the sea.
Jack Crevalles love to feast on a wide variety of food, including fish, shrimp, and crabs. With such a tasty menu, they certainly know how to throw an underwater party for their friends.
These sporty fish can live up to 16 years in the wild, which gives them plenty of time to perfect their swimming skills. Jack Crevalles often put on a thrilling show when they leap out of the water, showcasing their playful side.
Fishermen adore Jack Crevalles for their fighting spirit when caught. Whether you reel one in or watch them leap in the ocean, these fish provide plenty of excitement and adventure for all!
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