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|location = Large Saltwater Zone | |location = Large Saltwater Zone | ||
|sname = Oligoplites saurus | |sname = Oligoplites saurus | ||
|text = | |text = While leatherjacket fish and the delicious horse mackerel both belong to the Carangidae family, the leatherjacket's larger size offers better meat yield and easier catch. This should theoretically make it a star competitor in fish markets against the mackerels. | ||
While leatherjacket fish and the delicious horse mackerel both belong to the Carangidae family, the leatherjacket's larger size offers better meat yield and easier catch. This should theoretically make it a star competitor in fish markets against the mackerels. | |||
In reality, however, due to its meat having a strange, oily taste, it's largely ignored by the masses. | In reality, however, due to its meat having a strange, oily taste, it's largely ignored by the masses. | ||
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