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Holy cod, is that a haddock?

With the head of a haddock and the lateral line, pectoral fin and coloring of a cod, a strange-looking fish in the US Gulf of Maine has scientists puzzling

By Undercurrent News | June 5, 2024 15:50 BST
This photo of a strange looking fish, with the head of a haddock and the body of a cod, was taken by Linda Hunt, a dealer for Coastline Seafood, and shared with the Portsmouth Herald.
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A strange-looking fish found in the Gulf of Maine is giving scientists something to puzzle over, reports Portsmouth Herald columnist and marine biologist Ellen Goethel [...]

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