Horse-eye Jack
Scientific name: Caranx Latus
Description: Horse eye jacks have a highly forked yellow tail, a silver laterally flattened body with very large eyes. They tend to inhabit offshore reefs feeding on fish, shrimp and other invertebrates. This fish can be found swimming in schools.
Fun Facts: They are able to venture into brackish water, a mix of salty and fresh water. Some have been seen in rivers as well.
