The fastest fish, known for its long bill and sleek body, the black marlin can reach an astonishing 129 km/h.

Sailfish, with its distinctive dorsal fin, slices through the sea at 110 km/h, making it one of the ocean’s swiftest hunters.

Striped marlins are famous for their acrobatic jumps and can reach speeds of up to 80 km/h while hunting.

Wahoos are torpedo-shaped, incredibly fast, and can clock in at 78 km/h, perfect for chasing down prey.

The mako shark’s speed of 74 km/h, combined with its power, makes it one of the most formidable predators in the ocean.

These giants of the sea can swim at 70 km/h, using their speed to cover vast distances while migrating.

The blue shark is not only fast, with a top speed of 69 km/h, but also migrates great distances across the ocean.

Bonefish are fast, reaching 64 km/h, and their speed makes them a prized catch among anglers.

With its sharp bill and streamlined body, the swordfish matches the bonefish in speed at 64 km/h.

The fourwing flying fish can reach 56 km/h and leap from the water, gliding to escape predators.