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Sawfish
Angela Jiang edited this page Apr 24, 2026
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| Animal Stats |
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Health: Drops: 2-5 Damage: |
| Internal Name |
sawfish |
Sawfish are large, critically endangered rays. There are 5 species. All species are Critically Endangered. Sawfish display sexual dimorphism, with females having larger teeth.
Sawfish swim slowly and prefer to stay near the bottom. They are largely inactive during the day but become significantly more active at night. Sawfish cannot be picked up in a water bucket. They are solitary and do not school.
Sawfish are neutral and will retaliate if hurt, but will only pursue their attacker for a short time before giving up. They will also actively hunt and attack cod.
Sawfish can be fed Fish Food to breed.
Sawfish spawn in ocean biomes that are not cold. They spawn alone.
Sawfish drop 2-5 .
| Variant | Species | Scientific Name | Size | Conservation Status | Image |
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| 1 | Green Sawfish | Pristis zijsron | Large | Critically Endangered | ![]() |
| 2 | Largetooth Sawfish | Pristis pristis | Medium | Critically Endangered | ![]() |
| 3 | Smalltooth Sawfish | Pristis pectinata | Medium | Critically Endangered | ![]() |
| 4 | Dwarf Sawfish | Pristis clavata | Small | Critically Endangered | ![]() |
| 5 | Narrow Sawfish | Anoxypristis cuspidata | Smallest | Critically Endangered | ![]() |
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