小頭睡鯊
Also known as gurry shark, grey shark, Somniosus microcephalus
梦棘鲛科睡鲨属鱼类
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A Greenland shark is a large shark species that lives in the cold waters of the North Atlantic and Arctic Ocean. It matters because it is one of the longest-living vertebrates known to science, with some individuals living for over 400 years.
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VulnerableGreenland shark
Species
- PhylumChordata
- ClassElasmobranchii
- OrderSqualiformes
- FamilySomniosidae
Habitatmarine, brackish
The Greenland shark is an inhabitant of the deep North Pole seas. However every once in a while, it is seen in Dutch waters. Greenland shark meat is toxic and can only be consumed when prepared in a special way. The skin of this shark is used to bind books. Greenland sharks are omnivores. Scientists have found the strangest food items it their stomachs, such as reindeer, dogs, cats and even a polar beer. These animals were probably already dead when the shark consumed them.
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小頭睡鯊（學名：Somniosus microcephalus），又名格陵蘭鯊、大西洋睡鯊、格陵蘭睡鯊、灰鯊，是一種大型的鯊魚，生活在格陵蘭和冰島周圍的北大西洋海域。小頭睡鯊的居住地比任何鯊魚位於更北之地。牠們是太平洋睡鯊的近親。小頭睡鯊身形巨大，體長可以跟大白鯊相提並論。
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Apex predatorsFish described in 1801Fish of GreenlandFish of the Arctic OceanFish of the North AtlanticGreenlandic cuisineIUCN Red List vulnerable speciesOvoviviparous fishSomniosusSpecies that are or were threatened by use as foodTaxa named by Johann Gottlob Theaenus SchneiderTaxa named by Marcus Elieser Bloch