Fishing for Southern whiptail

The southern whiptail is a slender, elongated fish recognized for its long, tapering tail. It inhabits deep continental shelf and slope waters in the Southern Hemisphere, particularly around New Zealand and southern Australia. Typically reaching up to 24 inches in length, it displays benthic behavior, often found on sandy or muddy sea bottoms, where it feeds on invertebrates and small fish. This summary is AI generated