as he pointed to a picture of a goblin shark with grotesquely distended jaws. "Goblin sharks don't look like this. At least - not 99% of the time." "Most of the time, they look like this ...

Goblin sharks are found throughout the Pacific ... although all but one were dead with the final shark dying a day later. They're known to live at depths of up to about 3,300 feet.

You have to go really, really deep to even have a chance at spotting a goblin shark in its natural habitat. kittisun kittayacharoenpong / Getty Images ...

Other animals have looks or behaviours that wouldn't appear out of place in myths and legends. From the goblin shark to a tiny wasp named after a creature in Harry Potter, discover the animals that ...

17. The Sawshark: It's got a saw for a nose! These 1.7 m (5.6 ft) sharks swim in schools and use their scary snouts to dig for prey in the sand. 16. The Frilled Shark: The frilled shark lives deep ...

A report submitted to the Korea National Oil Corporation (KNOC) suggests that it is highly likely that an additional 5.17 ...

A rare goblin shark, caught by a commercial fisher in January off Australia's southeast coast near Eden, was recently handed over to the Australian Museum. It's only the fourth specimen of this ...

A US geoscience research company has made a report on the potential discovery of 14 additional oil and gas reserves in South ...

The news that Actgeo, a U.S. deep-sea technology assessment company, submitted a report to Korea National Oil Corporation ...

There are a lot of things about the goblin shark (Mitsukurina owstoni) that scientists don't know as these deep-sea sharks generally swim at depths too extreme for human contact. Goblin sharks ...