Andrea shared this adorable clip of her and her fiancé, who had been petting a baby shark in the water! It was every ocean lover’s fantasy brought to life, filled with gentle strokes and wide-eyed ...

To survive the deep ocean, sea creatures need all kinds of adaptations that give them alien-like appearances, like huge eyes and needle-like teeth.

Humans have only explored a tiny percentage of the seafloor, so there's a good chance some of the strangest creatures or ...

Deep sea. Image by Vincenzo Di Giorgi via Unsplash. In a world where marine environments face myriad threats, the Goblin Shark represents a symbol of the hidden beauty and complexity of our oceans.

As our oceans face increasing threats from climate change and pollution ... Each species — from the ancient frilled shark to the enigmatic goblin shark — represents a piece of the ocean’s puzzle, ...

The deep sea holds many frightful fish like the scry fangtooth, gulper eel, goblin shark, vampire squid and anglerfish, but that’s not what’s the worst part. With those beasts you at least know what ...

These marine creatures face far more dangers from humans than ... tooth-lined snouts of sawsharks. The odd-looking goblin shark even has a flabby body and shovel-like snout set above a retractable ...

But beachgoers shouldn’t worry about coming face-to-face with these spooky specimens ... lives of these deep sea dwellers. The goblin shark isn’t known for its dazzling good looks.

Goblin Shark: A deep-sea shark with a long, pointed snout and protruding jaws. Its pink skin and unusual appearance make it a truly terrifying creature. Star-nosed Mole: A small mole with a fleshy ...

This creature, like the goblin shark, tends to live thousands of feet under the ocean ... Despite its spooky name, the ghost bat looks, dare we say, almost cute. Its face resembles that of a mogwai, ...

For example, when the Goblin Shark pushes out its jaws, it can grab something which is swimming a good few inches away from its face. Kit joined UNILAD in 2023 as a community journalist. They have ...

Then there’s the goblin shark, a living fossil with a face only a mother could love dating back 125 million years. With its long, flat snout and protruding jaws filled with needle-like teeth ...