The Southern Saratoga (Saratoga australis) is a large, predatory fish native to Australia, particularly in freshwater environments such as rivers and lakes. Known for its elongated body and sharp teeth, it primarily feeds on other fish and insects. This species is part of the Osteoglossidae family, related to other "bony tongues," and is prized by anglers for its size and fighting ability. It is commonly found in slow-moving waters like floodplains and river systems across Australia.