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What was the Grand Banks area?
The Grand Banks is a region in the North Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. It is known for its rich fishing grounds, particularly for cod fish, and has been a significant fishing area for centuries.
Why do so many fish occupy the grand banks?
The Grand Banks has so many fish because of the habitat. There are underwater plateaus where the fish can flourish at various depths. The Grand Banks is a commercial fishing region near Newfoundland.
What culture has the longest history using salt cod?
Probably Portugal. Portugese fishermen founded the Newfoundland cod fishery. However Norwegian fishermen were catching and salting /air drying cod fish caught in the North Sea long before the Grand Banks were discovered.
Where could the Americans fish after the treaty?
Newfoundland's Grand Banks
What was the name of the famous fishing grounds where the cod was fished for off North America's east coast?
the famous fishing grounds are called the Grand Banks and support cod fish life so well because the micture of the cold arctic current and the warm southern current coming from the golf to create exalent phyto plankton breeding grounds for the cod to eat.
What is cod fish?
A type of fish
What is a Cod?
A cod is a fish.
Is a cod a mammal fish or invertebrate?
A cod is neither a reptile nor a mammal. It is a fish; class Osteicthyes
Is the cod fish a mammal?
No, it is not, a cod fish is a type of fish.
Do cod fish live in ponds?
no, cod are saltwater fish
What do cod fish get eaten by?
Do cod fish eat plant
Why are there so many fish in the Grand Banks?
because of the clear, shallow water there and the food.
