What is another word for Makaira Nigricans?
Pronunciation: [makˈe͡ɪɹə nˈɪɡɹɪkənz] (IPA) 
Makaira nigricans, commonly known as the Atlantic blue marlin, is a highly prized game fish that inhabits the Atlantic Ocean. There are several synonyms for this species, including Makaira ampla, Makaira glauca, and Makaira mazara. The scientific name for this fish species is derived from the Greek word "makaira," which means sword, and the Latin word "nigricans," which means blackening. This fish is known for its large size, powerful fighting ability, and distinctive blue and silver coloration. It is a popular target for sport fishing enthusiasts and is often caught using trolling lures or live bait. Due to overfishing, conservation efforts have been put in place to protect this species.
