Spiny dogfish
A species of Spiny dogfish, Also known as Mud shark, Pacific spiny dogfish, Spotted spiny dogfish, Pacific dogfish Scientific name : Squalus acanthias Genus : Spiny dogfish
Spiny dogfish, A species of Spiny dogfish
Also known as:
Mud shark, Pacific spiny dogfish, Spotted spiny dogfish, Pacific dogfish
Botanical name: Squalus acanthias
Genus: Spiny dogfish
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Description
Spiny dogfish does not attack people, but potential danger comes from its sharp, toxic spines that can cause injuries in humans if not handled carefully. This is probably the most abundant shark species, widely distributed throughout the temperate and boreal waters of the North Atlantic and North Pacific. Spiny dogfish is used as a food fish and it's also harvested for its leather and oil.
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Scientific Classification
Phylum
Chordates Class
Sharks and rays Order
Dogfish sharks Family
Dogfish sharks Genus
Spiny dogfish Species
Spiny dogfish