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Description Another look at the Chain Dogfish/ Chain Catshark. In the Mid-Atlantic Bight, the Chain dogfish is found along the outer continental shelf and upper slope. The shark occupies depths of 58 to 359 mtr and occupies shallower depths in the northern region compared to southern areas. Due to the shark’s depth distribution, it has been suggested that the shark does not perform large-scale migrations. The chain catshark has been known to feed on squid, bony fish, polychaetes and crustaceans. In aquaria, they are relatively motionless, only swimming occasionally. The largest specimen measured so far was 17 inches long. More notes in previous and in subsequent captions. (Toronto, Canada, Nov.2015)
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Author shankar s. from Dubai, united arab emirates

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