The creature was caught and measured at 1.6 meters and identified as a female frilled shark, most times referred to as a “living fossil” because it’s a primitive species that has change little over the last few million years. More Oceanic Information
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after watching the video, my first impression was the the prehistoric shark was just a regular shark that was deformed a bit