How do yellowtail fish live?

Yellowtail fish are found in the warm waters of the Pacific Ocean, particularly around Japan, Korea, and California. They are carnivorous and feed on smaller fish, crustaceans, and squid. Yellowtail are active swimmers and are often found in schools, which offer protection from predators. They are highly valued in both commercial and recreational fishing due to their size and taste. Yellowtail fish reproduce by laying eggs, with spawning typically occurring in the warmer months. The eggs hatch into larvae that develop into juveniles, which then form large schools for protection and social interaction. Yellowtail reach maturity in about 2-3 years.