Green Land Shark:Description: A large shark Greenland shark Cold frequent at greater depths. Teeth in upper jaw, narrow, pointed, smooth edged and not very great, and their teeth in the lower jaw and diversify with strong oblique wings. The color changes slightly, adults may be brown, black, gray or purple slate gray, while the parties may have a purple hue, or perhaps dark streaks or white patches.The eyes on this shark is small, and there are outlet above and behind him. Both dorsal fins are small and of equal size and the caudal fin asymmetrical. There is no anal fin.
Range: This shark is mainly an animal with cold water. It is present in the North Atlantic Ocean in the polar latitudes, but can sometimes be found further south in the Gulf of Maine, or very rarely, and southward to the Gulf of Mexico. In the Atlantic Ocean can be found in Baffin Island in the Gulf of St. Lawrence and on the Scottish shelf. It is sometimes caught in the mouths of rivers.Very often caught Canadian fishermen fishing for halibut and other species of deep water.