Atlantic wolffish
A species of Atlantic wolffishes, Also known as Atlantic catfish, Devil fish, Woof, Cat-fish Scientific name : Anarhichas lupus Genus : Atlantic wolffishes
Atlantic wolffish, A species of Atlantic wolffishes
Also known as:
Atlantic catfish, Devil fish, Woof, Cat-fish
Botanical name: Anarhichas lupus
Genus: Atlantic wolffishes
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Description
When you look at the atlantic wolffish, it becomes obvious how it got its name - its large teeth give an impression of a ferocious, wolf-like creature. Despite its intimidating look, this fish is completely harmless to humans. It actually has a caring personality, being known for a type of parenting rare among fish species - fertilized eggs are guarded carefully by the males. Being a good table fish, the atlantic wolffish is threatened by overfishing and it's considered a species of concern in some areas.
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Chordates Class
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Perch-like fish Family
Sea wolves Genus
Atlantic wolffishes Species
Atlantic wolffish 
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