This shark can shoot its jaw out of its face to catch prey.”
“This is the goblin shark, a deep-sea predator rarely seen by humans because it lives over 100 meters below the surface, its most unusual feature is a jaw that extends forward in a split second to grab prey with needle-like teeth, it uses…
This shark can shoot its jaw out of its face to catch prey.”
“This is the goblin shark, a deep-sea predator rarely seen by humans because it lives over 100 meters below the surface, its most unusual feature is a jaw that extends forward in a split second to grab prey with needle-like teeth, it uses electroreceptors in its snout to detect tiny electrical signals from hidden animals in total darkness, its pink color comes from visible blood vessels beneath semi-transparent skin, it has