Facts: The Patagonian Toothfish (Chilean Sea Bass)

Quick facts about this slow-growing, deep sea fish that is commonly consumed. The Patagonian toothfish (Chilean sea bass, Dissostichus eleginoides). Patagonian toothfish facts!
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[@comfy39]

The blue background on the thumbnail made me think this was a Vulfpeck song about a rad fish.

[@AniFam]

Interesting~👍 Thank you for sharing this informative video~🤗

[@shortaybrown]

Thank You! I was always wondering and wanting more information about Chilean Seabass because it’s basically on every menu. It’s sad how it’s been depleted because of overfishing. It’s good to check SeafoodWatch, so you’ll know which fish to buy - which ones fall into the category off sustainable seafood

[@prshr6145]

I’m making ceviche with this fish right now

[@mellu9979]

Looks and taste similar to codfish. Some supermarkets selling it as “codfish “(fake codfish)!

[@chisaquaticvibe6524]

Wonderful job!

[@PAULLONDEN]

What do they mostly prey on ?

[@mikikogunn866]

Please do pelagic ray facts please!

[@1xxicecatxx1]

The conservation status of the Patagonian toothfish has not been determined by scientific experts, but it is well known that several populations have been depleted by industrial fishing. The relatively low reproductive rate and late age at maturation cause this species to be vulnerable to overfishing, and without careful management of the fisheries targeting this species, it could soon reach a point of being vulnerable to extinction.

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[@madmanminkler1382]

The only reason I've heard of this fish is because of that movie where they eat one

[@usernotknow]

Illegally caught Patagonian toothfish is “hidden” by what?

[@chisaquaticvibe6524]

Isn't this a member of the icefish family?

[@indyreno2933]

It is an icefish, which is any spiny-rayed fish of the suborder Notothenioidei, specifically, they are part of the family Nototheniidae, where members are called notothens, icefish (suborder Notothenioidei) are part of the order Serraniformes (Bass-Like Fish), which also contains the snappers, archerfish, temperate basses, temperate perches, freshwater sunfish, asiatic seabasses, cavebasses, wreckfish, anthias, groupers, and true seabasses.

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@@indyreno2933 Thanks

[@Potato.644]

Are they prey for colossal squids?

[@artawhirler]

At about 1:10 she says they are preyed on by sperm whales, elephant seals, and "large squid".