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A commercial fishing boat in Alaska has surprisingly hauled a century old a giant rockfish! The 44-inch, 60-pound female shortraker rockfish may have been one of the oldest creatures in Alaska.
The catcher-processor Kodiak Enterprise has caught the.
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