Payara (Hydrolycus scomberoides) | 水產百科網

ThePayaralivesinthebenthopelagic,freshwaterenvironment.Themouthofthepayaraiswhatsetsthemapartfromallothergamefish,astheysportan ...

Payaras eat most fish smaller than them, but the bulk of their diet is comprised of piranhas, which they impale with their sharp teeth.

The Payara lives in the benthopelagic[2], freshwater[3] environment.

The mouth of the payara is what sets them apart from all other gamefish, as they sport an intimidating set of razor sharp fangs which protrude from the lower jaw like two glistening ivory framing nails. More[4]

visiting the Amazon/Orinoco Watershed of South America, the payara is rapidly gaining ground as a prized sportfish by international anglers looking for the ultimate in light tackle sportfishing. More[5]

An incredible fish, the Payara is a Sabre Toothed Tiger Fish that has two large fangs on its lower jaw that have led to its common names of Vam...