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Physical Characteristics The Alaska pollock is a schooling, semi-pelagic fish species belonging to the Gadidae family, distributed in the North Pacific Ocean, with particularly dense populations in the East Bering Sea, where it spends most of its life swimming in the water column, descending to the seafloor to spawn or feed. This species can reach a length of 90 cm and a weight of 4 kg. When resting on sandy ocean bottoms, its mottled pattern resembling a near design makes it harder for predator