The Swordfish (Xiphias gladius) is a highly migratory species known for its elongated, sword-like bill, which it uses to slash at prey. Found in tropical, temperate, and some cold waters, swordfish are skilled predators of squid and various fish. With a streamlined body adapted for speed, they can be found at various ocean depths. Their genus name, Xiphias, underscores their iconic sword-like bill, making them a prized catch for sport and commercial fishing.