Ghost shark

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Meet the deep-sea ghost shark, a mysterious creature you have never seen before! Although this species has been around for at least 300 million years (earlier than dinosaurs), this is probably the first time they were caught on camera. In the sensational video, we get a close-up of this absent-eyed, strangely pale and wing-finned fish also known as chimaera.

The long-nosed chimaera was snagged by fishermen in the Davis Strait of Canada's extreme northerly province of Nunavut.

The pointy blue nosed chimaera, a ghost shark, was caught on video for the first time. This is also the first time it's been seen in the Northern Hemisphere.

The deep sea has many wonders yet to be discovered. For example, this deep sea ghost shark has been filmed for the first time.

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Here are 10 Kickass and Cool Shark Species. 01. Megamouth Shark The Megamouth shark’s most prominent feature is its large mouth, hence its name. The animal uses its giant maw for filter feeding, much as whale sharks and basking sharks cruise the ocean with their mouths open, straining tiny animals called plankton out of the

Ghost shark

Unlike ~Hollywood~ sharks, they actually grind their food using tooth plates rather than chew with a set of teeth.

Eastern Pacific Black Ghost Shark: Found deep off the coast of California in 2009, this mysterious shark belongs to the group of animals known as chimaeras, which may be the oldest group of fish alive today. Some believe that these animals branched away from sharks about 400 million years ago, and survived by living at such great depths.