Barracudas are constantly hungry, so they spend all their time looking for food. Eat barracudas of all fish, squid, crustaceans and other marine life, whose size does not exceed the size of the predator itself. Very often barracudas hunt for young fish of their own species.
Many cases of barracuda attack on a man are described. These fish are able to develop a high speed and during the attack they swiftly approach the person, with sharp and frequent teeth they tear a piece of meat from the body and just as quickly sail to the side to prepare for the next attack. Barracuda teeth leave huge lacerations. Most often the barracuda attacks people in pools of muddy water or in the dark, as the feet and hands of a swimmer or scuba diver in muddy water are similar to the movement of a fish. The predator takes parts of the human body for swimming fish and attacks it. Sensing the taste of blood, the barracuda can not stop and will greedily stuff its stomach. Meat of some species of barracuda is poisonous.
