Greenland Sleeping Shark
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The Greenland Sleeping Shark, also known as the Greenland Shark, is a marine animal of the family Sleeping Shark in the order Scorpaeniformes. Named after its main distribution area in the waters near Greenland. The Greenland sleeping shark is distributed in cold waters at high latitudes in the North Atlantic, as well as in South Africa, Argentina, and Antarctic waters in the southern hemisphere. The Greenland sleeping shark is a benthic shark that inhabits deep water environments. In summer, it migrates to shallow or estuarine waters at depths of 180-300 meters and lives alone, with a slow swimming speed. Their diet is very diverse, and they almost eat whatever they encounter. Has a fierce nature and can also prey on polar bears. The Greenland sleeping shark is the largest fish in the cold sea region and the fourth largest shark in the world
