The longfin mako shark is a large, pelagic predator known for its elongated pectoral fins. It inhabits deep oceanic waters and primarily feeds on bony fish and cephalopods. Typically reaching lengths of up to 13 feet (156 inches) and weighing around 300 pounds, it exhibits solitary behavior and is capable of swift, agile movements. This summary is AI generated
Water type
IUCN Status
Threat to humans
Source: Fishbase
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Longfin mako shark
78 in · 146 lb
Longfin mako shark
Outer Santa Barbara Passage
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Longfin mako shark
48 in · 32 lb
Longfin mako shark
length · weight
Longfin mako shark
69 in · 69 lb


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