Albula, or white fox (lat. Albula vulpes) is a species of ray-finned fish, from the genus Albula as part of the Albula fish family. Body length up to 90 - 100 cm. Weight up to 8.3 kg. On average, about 77 cm, with a weight of 6 kg.
Very bony. Widely distributed in tropical and subtropical seas:
Off the coast of America
From California (San Francisco) to Northern Peru - in the Pacific Ocean
From Cape Hatteras (single from the Bay of Fundy) to Rio de Janeiro - in the Atlantic
East of the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of the Gulf of Guinea
in the Indian Ocean off East Africa to the Red Sea inclusive, also off the island of Mauritius, Seychelles, India, Sri Lanka.
In the western waters of the Pacific Ocean from South Korea and South Japan to Singapore, Northeast Australia, the Hawaiian Islands, Melanesia, Micronesia and Polynesia.
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