A rare prehistoric shark, the Deep Sea Frill Shark (Chlamydoselachus anguineus), was recently filmed off the coast of Japan. The Frilled Shark usually inhabits deep waters between 400 and 4200 feet and is referred to as a ‘living fossil’, because it has changed so little over time. The eel-like Frilled Shark may be responsible for some 'sea serpent' sightings.YouTube - Prehistoric Shark Appears Off Japan
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