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Ok, now an idea that shark looks like. We've seen hammerhead sharks, and thus the normal type of fear of sharks – with one wing raised the center of his body. Not these sharks – these are seen rarely, if not ordinary, blink-and-it-you shark attacks.

It's been 33 years, Steven Spielberg made us afraid of sharks. Tons and tons of nature shows have proven that in water, they are kings, they are bears and lions that attack the nemos Small and Spongebobs sea

Prehistoric Shark – A Japanese fisherman is more likely that he negotiated when he came in contact with this strange animal swimming off the coast of Japan. An eel as a rare frilled shark is considered a prehistoric version of the monster that we know and all fear.

The fisherman immediately contacted representatives of the marine environment and the specimen was immediately transferred to Awashima Marine Park in Shizuoka, where, only hours later he died.

The shark, whose scientific name is Chlamydoselachus anguineus, lives in a depth of 600 – 1400 meters underwater, deeper than where humans can go. It is very rarely seen, and / or captured on film, but apparently This specimen was sick, so it has been found in shallow waters, where the Japanese fisherman was captured.

Shark feet – Demetri Martin once joked about how he was not afraid of sharks – in a land situation. Well, as it does not Malaysia. A worker in the Fisheries Development Board Malaysia has made an unusual request she received a 3-pound shark … with feet webbed.

A housewife was about to cut the fish to cook when she noticed something odd about the shark – it had webbed feet. The head of the Marine Station at the University Sains Malaysia, Prof Dr Zulfigar Yasin said this is the first time he had heard of a fish with legs in the Malaysian waters.

To quote: "As far as I am concerned, fish species with legs or bony fins can only be discovered in the waters north of Sulawesi in Indonesia or South Africa. "

Goblin Shark – For the latter, here are the greatest, Baddest, attack-you-all-you-swim the shark discovery. Is it a special effect? An animatronic monster, perhaps? The first thing you probably noticed, is the strange shape of his head. What looks like a beak or snout protruding from the bow of his head.

Again, a screenshot of Japan (Must wonder they are the coolest monsters there? Japan is where Godzilla lives!) For fishermen, this is the first Once the specimen Mitsukurina in the "Black Current" off Yokohama. They nicknamed tenguzame, "which means" goblin shark ".

This shark is extremely rare because they can be found in the deep waters of Japan, South Africa, and somewhere in Portugal. Given his muzzle is a handicap, he protrusile jaws, making it possible for sharks to feed. Scientists have found that the "nose" is dotted sensory cells, leading them to believe that its function is to help the shark find food in the deep. It feeds on deep-sea squid, crabs and other creatures of the deep sea. This shark was found swimming as deep as 4000 feet. The first known goblin shark was 3.5 feet, but specimen which are as long as 14 feet has been discovered. (Imagine what would happen if they attack you!)

There you have some rare and terrifying shark attacks Waiting to (In other words, if you swim in deep water and deep.) Care of anyone for a swim?

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