My favorite shark species, did a project on one in my marine bio class and no one in the class had ever seen one.

@chrisdef15, not neccesarily. In 1918 off the coast of Austrailia three fishermen were hauling crates of fish 3 feet whide and tall into their boat. The next thing they knew, a monster shark came out of the water and ate three of the crates at once. A great white isn't that big and whales only feed on plankton or giant squid. They aren't crazy even though just like all the other sightings, it was classified as impossible

I thought that all sharks were pre-historic, that is to say that they lived during the dinosaur age and changed very little if any. There are actually , quite a few animals still around that haven't changed. The horseshoe crab is another example.

I guarantee there are a ton of prehistoric animals and sea creatures that are still alive we just haven't found them.

Imagine being teleported instantly to that place while you watch this.

Actually, the goblin shark is not on the endangered species list, and is currently classified in the "least concern" category of the IUCN Red List.

Yes they have, the record for a pressure-less dive is around 330m. And many divers have gone to 200

If that is for real, then it's only a matter of time before more species appears. Especially Megaladon.

This is definitally a Goblin shark

that's scary as hell, the way its mouth extends out like that. It's like something from Aliens

how is that guy even able to swim in that deep water where the pressure is strong????

It's prehistoric because it lived in the prehistoric era.

This is why Asia is awesome...

thats the second prehistoric shark found near japan

Doesn't make any difference, if the creature in question hasn't evolved since prehistoric times it's prehistoric.

heres why the goblin shark got pissed:

it's prehistoric meaning it hasn't changed since prehistoric times, like, how you would call an original Ford antique

I believe that is a goblin shark tell me if I'm wrong fellow shark experts