Good riddance. 2) Frilled Shark We recommend you "paper bag" that face up. Rarely seen by humans, the first living specimen wasn't observed until 2004. Atypical of the shark species, the frilled ...

Normally, we wouldn't call something a living fossil. But the name seems tailor-made for the frilled shark, whose roots are traced to 80 million years ago. Its prehistoric origins are obvious in ...

In January 2015, a photograph said to be a picture of a rare frilled shark started circulating via social media: The specimen pictured above was caught by a trawling vessel off the coast of ...

In the wake of divers capturing the extremely rare moment a giant fish believed to predict ... But this dark brown species is actually known as the frilled shark - named after its six pairs ...

The creature looks much more like a giant eel than a typical modern shark. But it does resemble an atypical modern shark—the elusive frilled shark. That species is found in deep water around the ...

The latest find? The brutishly ugly and scientifically storied frilled shark. On Thursday, scientists trawling Portuguese waters caught one of these snake-bodied beasts. The photos are ...

Another study of a Suruga Bay inhabitant showed that frilled sharks may also have the longest gestation period of any living creature, 42 months. Its name may sound unfitting for a beast that ...

An ultra-rare frilled shark — which has a body shaped like a snake and a head like a shark — was recently spotted and captured off the Algarve coast, Portugal’s southernmost region ...