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• The wolffish's throat is also scattered with serrated teeth.
• Recreational fishing has also threatened the survival of the Atlantic wolffish.
• Atlantic wolffish inhabit both the west and east coasts of the Atlantic.
• Atlantic wolffish are primarily stationary fish, rarely moving from their rocky homes.
• Atlantic wolffish mature relatively late, at age six.
• The manner of which Atlantic wolffish fertilize their eggs distinguishes them from many fish.
• +Wolffish, also known as ocean catfish
• Its dentition distinguishes the Atlantic wolffish from all the other members of the Anarhichadidae family.
• Aside from the Ocean Tunnel, Azteca also has jellyfish, seahorse and northern wolffish.
• Three related species ( Atlantic, northern and spotted wolffish ) occur in the north Atlantic.
• The northern wolffish is protected under the Canadian federal Species at Risk Act ( SARA ).
• Examples of animals that live here are swordfish, squid, wolffish and some species of cuttlefish.
• Currently, the Atlantic wolffish is categorized as a Species of Concern under the National Marine Fisheries Service.
• Unlike other wolffishes, northerns have been found off the bottom during both the juvenile and adult stages.
• According to scientific data, the Atlantic wolffish's population has decreased drastically due to overfishing and bycatch.
• In the Canadian Arctic, northern wolffish occur primarily in Davis Strait, with their northernmost limit in Baffin Bay.
• A recovery team for the northern and spotted wolffish has almost completed a recovery strategy and plan for both species.
• But other fillets will give similar results, including red snapper, sea bass, pollock, wolffish, even catfish.
• The Atlantic wolffish's distinguishing feature, from which it gets its common name, is its extensive teeth structure.
• In 2014, HELCOM classified the Atlantic wolffish population in the Baltic Sea as endangered on the IUCN Red List scale.