The fish with the body like a pike is called "pike".

The English name for the pike is Barracuda, which means pike or barracuda, and there are about 26 known species of pike in the world, with a long, narrow body that can be up to 1.8 meters long. Because of its broad mouth and chin, with a long as the wolf's teeth as prominent as the sharp teeth, the local people also called it the sea wolf fish.

The pike's adaptation to salt ranges from 0-38 per thousand, and it can survive in seawater, brackish freshwater and inland freshwater lakes. Pike can normally inhabit and feed in waters with a water temperature of 3-35℃, the optimal water temperature range is 12-25℃, and death occurs when the water temperature is lower than -0.7℃. Pike like to inhabit in the junction of salt and fresh water, into the estuary and harbor, one of the harbor fish.

Habitat

Offshore fish, preferring to inhabit the estuaries and bays, but also into freshwater. Sex lively, like to jump, in the countercurrent often in groups of upstream, eat the bottom of the mud in the organic matter. Large in size, China in the South China Sea and the East China Sea and the Yellow Sea, Bohai Sea.

Happy to inhabit in the junction of fresh and salt water, into the estuary and harbor, for one of the harbor fish. The pike mainly inhabits estuaries and harbors, and has the habit of entering freshwater along rivers to feed, and has obvious tendency to light and tendency to flow.

The pike's salt adaptation range is 0-38‰, and it can survive in seawater, brackish freshwater and inland freshwater lakes. The pike can normally inhabit and feed in waters with a water temperature of 3-35°C. The optimal water temperature range is 12-25°C, and death occurs when the water temperature is lower than -0.7°C.