Physical 

Pollock are brown-green fish, with paler sides and a small barbel on the chin. They also have a bright white lateral line running from down the length of the body. Adults will grow up to 51.2 in (130 cm).

 

Habitat

Pollock are common to the North Atlantic. In North America, their range spans from Canada to North Carolina, though very few of them live on the southern end of the range. Juveniles stay in shallower areas, and adults live in the open ocean.

 

Feeding 

Adult pollock feed on crustaceans, fish, and molluscs. Juveniles and smaller adults feed mostly on small crustaceans.