The Great Barracuda is the shark of the bony fish world. They don't have to keep moving, but they behave more like shark than a tuna. One reason is that, like a shark, you can attract a Great Barracuda by swiming with jewlery on. Barracudas often mistake jewlery for scales of fish. Unlike a shark, a Great Barracuda bite is going to be more painful because their lower jaw has teeth that look fangs. Put these "fangs" in a school and that's going to slice you to ribbons. In the film “Finding Nemo” the Great Barracuda is used as an overarching antagonist, with a 3m type. In the Film, the Barracuda can be heard roaring in a similar manner to Glut from The Little Mermaid, however, in reality most Barracudas don’t do that. Plus, he is able to devour most of some Clownfish eggs, at least… if it weren’t for one of the eggs that escaped. It is also known that Great Barracudas are known to accompany Giant Moray Eels as well. This makes a good example of a predator’s symbiosis. In a Finding Nemo-Dory game adaptation called “Just Keep Swimming”, the Great Barracuda’s real name is Fang.