1. They are very social creatures they prefer moving in large schools rather than solitary. 2. They are easily caught by fishermen due to their movement in large schools. 3. With the right conditions in place, they can live for up to 5 years on average. 4. Their natural predators include medium-sized sharks mostly. 5. They can produce large numbers of offspring. 6. They have demonstrated to be a first-rate forage fish for largemouth bass in fertile ponds and lakes. 7. They normally spawn along shorelines around rafts of driftwood and debris.

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2. 1. They are very social creatures they prefer moving in large schools rather than solitary.
2. They are easily caught by fishermen due to their movement in large schools.
3. With the right conditions in place, they can live for up to 5 years on average.
4. Their natural predators include medium-sized sharks mostly.
5. They can produce large numbers of offspring.
6. They have demonstrated to be a first-rate forage fish for largemouth bass in fertile ponds and lakes.
7. They normally spawn along shorelines around rafts of driftwood and debris.

3. 8. Their sizes size ranges from 20 centimeters to 180 centimeters which are normally contingent on the particular species.
9. Their pectoral fins have two distinct sections.
10. They are mostly silvery gray.
11. They are mostly found in tropical and subtropical oceans across the planet they are quite popular.
12. They prefer inhabiting more shallow sandy, muddy bottoms, and near reefs.
13. They can tolerate high amounts of salt enabling them to inhabit estuaries and rivers.
14. They mostly feed on plankton and small fishes.