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'''Habitat:''' Pelagic<br> | |||
'''Main role:''' Predator<br> | |||
'''Trophic level:''' 3,9 | |||
'''Diet:''' Mackerel feeds on both pelagic and benthic organisms such as fish (sprats, sandeel), worms and other invertebrates. <br> | |||
'''Threats:''' Of commercial interest. Mackerel are caught by a directed fishery for human consumption, which tends to target bigger fish, potentially causing smaller, less marketable fish to be discarded. | |||
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The Atlantic mackerel is abundant in cold and temperate shelf areas, and it forms large schools near the surface. Mackerel have no swimming bladder, which allows them to dive quickly in deep water or to rise rapidly to the surface. They are exceptionally fast swimmers and need lots of oxygen. | The Atlantic mackerel is abundant in cold and temperate shelf areas, and it forms large schools near the surface. Mackerel have no swimming bladder, which allows them to dive quickly in deep water or to rise rapidly to the surface. They are exceptionally fast swimmers and need lots of oxygen. | ||
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Description:
Habitat: Pelagic
Main role: Predator
Trophic level: 3,9
Diet: Mackerel feeds on both pelagic and benthic organisms such as fish (sprats, sandeel), worms and other invertebrates.
Threats: Of commercial interest. Mackerel are caught by a directed fishery for human consumption, which tends to target bigger fish, potentially causing smaller, less marketable fish to be discarded.
- SN: scomber scombrus
- EN: Atlantic mackerel
- NL: makreel
- GE: Makrele
- DK: makrel
- FR: maquereau commun
- NO: makrell
- SE: makrill
The Atlantic mackerel is abundant in cold and temperate shelf areas, and it forms large schools near the surface. Mackerel have no swimming bladder, which allows them to dive quickly in deep water or to rise rapidly to the surface. They are exceptionally fast swimmers and need lots of oxygen.
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