Interesting fish in the sea: car fish, gull flounder, pomfrets, sailfish, flying fish, demoiselle, clown fish.

Cartfish: distributed in temperate and tropical sea areas around the world, including the South China Sea, the East China Sea and other seas, belonging to the large oceanic fish, which often inhabits the tropical and subtropical oceans, as well as in temperate or frigid oceans.

European flounder: the body is ovoid, laterally compressed, body length up to 1M, two eyes are located on the right side of the head, and there is a column between the back of the eyes and the beginning of the lateral line, which is distributed in the North Atlantic Ocean, and occasionally seen in the western Mediterranean Sea.

Bombs: The fish is 40 centimeters in length, more suitable for hydrostatic life, mainly distributed in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River in China attached to the medium-sized lakes, because of its tender meat and delicious flavor, it is one of the major freshwater aquaculture fish in China.

Sailfish: Sailfish are produced throughout the year, and the common ones on the market are umbrella sailfish (banana sailfish), standing-winged sailfish (white sailfish), black-skinned sailfish (black sailfish), and red-fleshed sailfish.

Flying Fish: Strange-looking, with exceptionally well-developed pectoral fins that resemble the wings of birds. The long pectoral fins extend all the way to the tail, and the whole body is like a "long shuttle" for weaving. With its streamlined and graceful body shape, the flying fish can move at a speed of 10 meters per second in the sea.

The Demoiselle (suō yóu), also known as the lionfish, firefish, etc., body length, 25-40 cm, the order of the cormorant, the family Demoiselle cormorant genus of fish is commonly known. Typical features are the large fan-like pectoral fins.

The clownfish is the common name for the fish of the subfamily of anemone fish of the family Sparidae, a tropical saltwater fish, clownfish and anemones have an inextricable **** biological relationship, so it is also known as anemone fish.