What is another word for Longfin Mako?
Pronunciation: [lˈɒŋfɪn mˈɑːkə͡ʊ] (IPA) 
A longfin mako is a type of shark that is typically found in open ocean waters. There are several other names that are commonly used to refer to this species, including the blue pointer, bonito shark, mako shark, and shortfin mako. Despite its name, the longfin mako actually has shorter fins than its close relative, the shortfin mako. This shark is known for its impressive speed and agility, and is a popular game fish among anglers around the world. With its sleek body and pointed snout, the longfin mako is an impressive predator that plays a key role in ocean ecosystems.
