they look like this," Skipjack continued - sharing multiple photos of goblin sharks with a retracted mouth. "Just a normal shark with a big ol' nose." "Honestly," Skipjack admitted, "they're ...

In the video, the sharks captured prey a combined total of five times. It was noted that when the sharks bit, they projected their jaws forward at speeds of up to 3.1 meters (10.2 ft) per second.

When someone says "shark ... mouth. According to the Australian Museum, their mouths can retract under their eyes and also extend forward to the length of their very long and flat snouts. Goblin ...

As you can probably tell, this shark's mouth resembled that table saw you ... of the 150 million year old Mitsukurinidae family, the Goblin Shark is sometimes called a "living fossil." ...

The goblin shark isn’t known for its dazzling good looks. Its defining feature is a jagged mouth of teeth that becomes even more pronounced when it launches forward from the skull to seize prey.

on Apr. 19, making it the first recorded sighting of a goblin shark since 2000 ... and inside of its mouth are a series of unfriendly teeth which, as NBC News notes, makes it look like the ...

unusually small specimen could’ve been a goblin shark embryo with a mouth deformed by ingesting ova in utero.

A Florida shrimper accidentally caught a very rare Goblin Shark off ... bother to measure the 18-foot shark it because it was thrashing too much and it’s big mouth full of sharp teeth was ...

Fishermen in the Gulf of Mexico were shocked when they hauled a shrimp net up to discover they had caught a rare, and slightly terrifying, Goblin shark. The mysterious sharks can live at depths ...