scombridae

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A solitary fish, possibly a species from the family Scombridae, is positioned vertically Royalty Free Stock Photo

Scomber. Fish in the family Scombridae. Open paths. Editable stroke. Custom line thickness. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fish are a type of bony fish Osteichthyes. Mackerel (Scombridae). South Asian mackerel. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Rastrelliger kanagurta or kembung banjar is a type of sea fish from the Scombridae tribe Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tin can of mackerel, Scombridae opened and closed cans no label, with organic vegetables herbs and lemons top view space for text Royalty Free Stock Photo

Mackerel (Scombridae family) with a streamlined, elongated body and a pointed

Tin can of mackerel, Scombridae opened and closed cans no label, with organic vegetables herbs and lemons side view vertical close Royalty Free Stock Photo

Atlantic mackerel in tin can, Scombridae opened and closed cans no label, with organic vegetables herbs and lemons top view close Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tin can of mackerel, Scombridae opened and closed cans no label, with organic vegetables herbs and lemons side view close up new Royalty Free Stock Photo

Food backgrounds. Fresh mackerel on ice in supermarket. Scombridae Saba fish Royalty Free Stock Photo

Food backgrounds. Fresh mackerel on. Scombridae Saba fish Royalty Free Stock Photo

Mackerel (Scombridae family) with a streamlined, elongated body and a pointed snout. The fish exhibits a silvery underbelly and a distinctive bluish-green back with wavy, dark stripes. Its dorsal fins are sharp and distinct, while the pectoral and tail fins are similarly pointed. The large, prominent eyes suggest an adaptation for clear vision in aquatic environments. Commonly found in temperate and tropical seas, mackerel are important for their role in the marine ecosystem and their economic significance in fisheries.