Pacific Halibut can be found in most of the marine waters of the North Pacific near mud, sand, or gravel banks. Females can release between ½ and 4 million eggs depending on the size of the fish. Pacific Halibut undergo a transformation in which the left eye moves over to the right side of the head. While there is pigment on the outside, the underside of the body is white. They live to be 40 years old.