Seahag.com

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Seahag.com is a website that provides information on sea hags, a type of fish. The website includes information on the biology, habitat, and behavior of sea hags, as well as information on their conservation status. The website also includes a number of resources for people who are interested in learning more about sea hags, including links to other websites, books, and articles. Sea hag (name comes from the hagfish's resemblance to a hag, a mythical evil old woman) also called slime hag or borer, any of about 82 species of primitive marine fishes classified in the order Myxiniformes. Myxiniformes are included in the class Myxini of the subphylum Vertebrata, phylum Chordata. Sea hags range in length from 12 to 40 inches (30 to 100 centimeters). The largest species is the Atlantic hagfish (Myxine glutinosa). Sea hags have a long, slender, eel-like body that is covered with a thick layer of slime. They have a small head with a toothless, suckerlike mouth. Sea hags have no eyes, but they have well-developed nostrils and a keen sense of smell. They also have a number of sensory organs along their body that help them to detect prey. Sea hags are found in all oceans, but they are most common in the North Atlantic and Pacific oceans. They live on the bottom of the ocean, where they feed on dead and dying fish and other invertebrates. Sea hags are not considered to be a threatened or endangered species.

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