The most special fish on the planet has pale green flesh like in fiction films

Particularly rare fish have turquoise flesh like seawater that actually exists outside the ocean, they are called lingcod - or cotton grouper.

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Lingcod belongs to the greenling family, the scientific name is Hexagrammidae. This is a native fish native to North America. They are found in the rock edges of the West Bank at depths ranging from 10 - 100m.

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Lingcod has an average body size of about 70cm long, but there are also individuals that can be up to 1m long. With a large size, this fish can eat almost everything as long as it fits in its mouth.

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Usually lingcod's meat is pale white, only about 20% of lingcod fish has this particular blue color. The reason is that they often eat plants that contain lots of chlorophyll. But now scientists still have not learned the color changing mechanism of the most special fish on this planet.

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Along with the above reason, besides lingcod fish, greenling rock, green kelp fish (kelp greenling), cabezo goby sometimes can change color.

The most special fish on the planet has pale green flesh like in fiction films Picture 4 Cabezon goby also has green flesh.

According to experts, the meat quality of these special blue meat fish is no different from that of other common species. When cooked, the green color disappears.