Close up of the most savage carnivorous fish in the Atlantic
With sharp, sharp teeth and fierce face, Sea Wolf fish was named
With sharp, sharp teeth and fierce face, Sea Wolf fish was dubbed the "wolf" to eat the most savage flesh in the Atlantic. Sea Wolf fish is a terror to those who once encounter it.
The wolffish is about 1.5m long, it has very fierce, sharp, sharp teeth. They live in the Scandinavian waters to Cape Cod in the North Atlantic Ocean and down into the Mediterranean Bay in the Mediterranean below.
Wolffish make houses in coastal cliffs at depths of less than 500m. Pointed teeth are suitable for diets including molluscs, crabs and sea urchins.
Previously, many cases of fishermen were attacked by wolves.
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