as he pointed to a picture of a goblin shark with grotesquely distended jaws. "Goblin sharks don't look like this. At least - not 99% of the time." "Most of the time, they look like this ...

A rare goblin shark, caught by a commercial fisher in January off Australia's southeast coast near Eden, was recently handed over to the Australian Museum. It's only the fourth specimen of this ...

From deadly 'living fossils' to glowing sea angels, the ocean floor is home to creatures almost alien to us. Here are five incredible creatures straight from the deep.

Goblin sharks are found throughout the Pacific ... although all but one were dead with the final shark dying a day later. They're known to live at depths of up to about 3,300 feet.

The goblin shark, with its elongated snout, hunts in deep waters where light is absent, relying on electroreception to detect prey.