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I think it's a Swampus Uglykus, I've found another picture of this specie:
Hey, why aren't the IMG tags working?
Hey, why aren't the IMG tags working?
wolf-fish are one of the most delicious fish that you can eat.
Unfortunately they are only really an Arctic water fish found where the water is cold usually>60ºN.
The Icelandic name is Steinbit which means stone biter a reference to the extemely strong teeth which they use to crack and eat shellfish, which in turn accounts for their delicious taste.
Unfortunately they are only really an Arctic water fish found where the water is cold usually>60ºN.
The Icelandic name is Steinbit which means stone biter a reference to the extemely strong teeth which they use to crack and eat shellfish, which in turn accounts for their delicious taste.