The Tigerfish is a predatory freshwater fish known for its sharp teeth and aggressive behavior. It primarily inhabits rivers and lakes in Africa, particularly in the Zambezi River and Lake Tanganyika. Tigerfish can grow up to 3.5 feet long and are recognized for their distinctive silver body and dark stripes, resembling a tiger's pattern. These fish are popular among anglers due to their fighting spirit and speed when hooked. They primarily feed on smaller fish and are known for their impressive hunting skills. The Tigerfish plays a crucial role in its ecosystem, helping to maintain the balance of fish populations in its habitat.