What is another word for American Smooth Dogfish?
Pronunciation: [ɐmˈɛɹɪkən smˈuːð dˈɒɡfɪʃ] (IPA) 
The American Smooth Dogfish is a type of shark commonly found in the Atlantic Ocean and is also known as the Smoothhound Shark. Its scientific name is Mustelus canis, and it has several synonyms or alternative names, including the Florida smoothhound, the Carolina Dogfish, the Common Smooth-hound, and the Smooth Dogfish. The American Smooth Dogfish is a small, slender shark that typically reaches a maximum length of 3.3 feet. It is a popular food source for humans and can be found in several seafood dishes. Despite being commonly hunted for its meat, it is not considered to be endangered, with a stable population in the wild.
