Ghost shark

From prehistoric sea creatures, mammals, and reptiles that still exist and are alive today in the Philippines. This article will showcase 10 living fossils.

Ghost shark, Chimaera monstrosa. Trondheim Fiord, Norway.

The pointy blue nosed chimaera, a ghost shark, was caught on video for the first time. This is also the first time it's been seen in the Northern Hemisphere.

Vicky Vásquez is a graduate student with the Pacific Shark Research Center and serves as Deputy Director of the Ocean Research Foundation. Just in time for All Hallow’s Eve her…

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Creatures are distant cousins of sharks and rays, with their most recent common ancestor having lived over 400 million years ago.

The deep sea has many wonders yet to be discovered. For example, this deep sea ghost shark has been filmed for the first time.

Ghost sharks are dead-eyed, wing-finned fish that lurk along the murky depths of the ocean floor, and are rarely seen by people. But scientists have just found a baby one.

The long-nosed chimaera was snagged by fishermen in the Davis Strait of Canada's extreme northerly province of Nunavut.