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{{CreatureInfo|name=Longfin mako shark|symbol=S|color=3:0:1|bones=9|fat=6|skin=Yes|skulls=1|chunks=9|meat=9|biome=* {{L|Temperate}} {{L|ocean}} | {{CreatureInfo|name=Longfin mako shark|symbol=S|color=3:0:1|bones=9|fat=6|skin=Yes|skulls=1|chunks=9|meat=9|biome=* {{L|Temperate}} {{L|ocean}} | ||
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The '''Longfin mako shark''' is a predatory ocean fish. | The '''Longfin mako shark''' is a predatory ocean fish. | ||
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In real world it is relatively uncommon and is usually grouped together as mako with its more common relative {{L|shortfin mako shark}}. It is easily identified by its long pectoral fins. | In real world it is relatively uncommon and is usually grouped together as mako with its more common relative {{L|shortfin mako shark}}. It is easily identified by its long pectoral fins. | ||
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The Longfin mako shark is a predatory ocean fish.
In real world it is relatively uncommon and is usually grouped together as mako with its more common relative Template:L. It is easily identified by its long pectoral fins.