The Atlantic pollock is a significant North Atlantic fish known for its economic value and role in marine ecosystems. Inhabiting cold waters from the Barents Sea to the northeastern U.S., Atlantic pollock are commonly found on the continental shelf and slope. They have a streamlined body with a dark green to grayish coloration and are recognized for their commercial importance in fisheries. Pollock are versatile feeders, consuming fish, crustaceans, and mollusks. They’re valued for their mild, white flesh.