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What habitat does the white marlin live in
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The white marlin (Kajikia albida) is a pelagic, highly migratory species that lives in warm tropical and subtropical Atlantic waters. Key habitat points:
- Open ocean (epipelagic zone), usually near the surface down to roughly 150–200 m.
- Prefers warm sea temperatures (roughly 20–28 °C).
- Common in the western and eastern Atlantic, including the Caribbean, Gulf of Mexico and off the U.S. east coast, as well as tropical Atlantic areas.
- Often associated with oceanic features such as currents, eddies, seamounts and floating debris or Sargassum where prey concentrates.
- Open ocean (epipelagic zone), usually near the surface down to roughly 150–200 m.
- Prefers warm sea temperatures (roughly 20–28 °C).
- Common in the western and eastern Atlantic, including the Caribbean, Gulf of Mexico and off the U.S. east coast, as well as tropical Atlantic areas.
- Often associated with oceanic features such as currents, eddies, seamounts and floating debris or Sargassum where prey concentrates.
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