Definition
Molva refers to a genus of fish known as ling, primarily found in the North Atlantic Ocean. Lings are elongated fish with a single barbel on their chin, resembling a long whisker. They're predatory fish that feed on smaller fish and crustaceans. They are like the deep-sea version of eels but related to cod. Think of them as the sleek, less-known cousins of cod, hanging out in colder waters.