Greenland flatfish

Soleus (Pleuronectiformes), also known as Pleuronectiformes, is a general term for the  Osteichthyes Pleuronectiformes, having 3 suborders, 9 families, about 538 species of 118 genera, China produce 134 species of 50 genera, 8 families, 3 suborders. It is a broad class of Marine fish, including flounder, flatfish, and sole. Pleuronectidae commonly found with high - eyed plaques, stony plaques, wood-leaf plaques, and oil plaques; The common tongue sole in the family sole. The flounder is a strange fish with two eyes on one side. The ancient people had never seen a flatfish. In China, common flatfish species include turbot, Japanese flounder and tongue sole.

This kind of halibut (Reinhardtius hippoglossoides) lives in the arctic ocean bottom with water depth of 250-2000 meters.

Don't think of it as the Greenland flounder, which is found only in Greenland. They are distributed in the north and east of the north Pacific and Atlantic, from the east Atlantic, from England to north Norway, Iceland, and eastern Greenland. Elsewhere, from Newfoundland to the Pacific Ocean northwest of Greenland and north of Greenland (sea of Japan, sea of okhotsk, sea of bering, North America from the Pacific coast of Mexico).

They are called the same shoal of fish, the Alaska flatfish that lives in the gulf of Alaska in the Pacific, and the Greenland flatfish that lives in the waters off Greenland, Iceland, the faroe islands and Newfoundland.