Coryphaena hippurus, commonly known as the mahi-mahi or dolphinfish, is a vibrant, fast-swimming fish found in warm oceanic waters worldwide. It is easily recognized by its bright green and yellow coloration, along with a distinctive, elongated body and a large, flat forehead. Mahi-mahi can grow up to 6.5 feet in length and weigh around 88 pounds. This species is highly sought after for its delicious, firm flesh and is popular in both commercial and recreational fishing. Coryphaena hippurus is known for its strong fighting ability when hooked, making it a favorite among anglers. Its diet primarily consists of smaller fish and crustaceans.