Descriptions and figures of two hundred fishes, London, Printed by W. Bulmer and Co, Shakespeare Press, Cleveland-Row, for G. and W. Nicol, booksellers to his majesty, Pall-Mall, 1803, fishes, India, pictorial works, Vishakhapatnam, An elongated, slender fish with a pointed snout and streamlined body is depicted, showcasing its sharp features and streamlined shape. The fish is illustrated in a vertical orientation, emphasizing its length and streamlined silhouette. Its dorsal and anal fins are small and positioned towards the back, while a distinctive, rounded tail fin spreads at the end. Above the fish, a subtle illustration detail highlights an eye, giving it a more lifelike appearance. The bottom part of the composition includes the label Kedders A, indicating the name or classification of the species. The overall aesthetic emphasizes precision and detail in the representation of this aquatic creature.