The goblin shark’s most distinctive feature is arguably its long, flattened snout, which looks like the blade of a broadsword when viewed from above.

To kick it off, here are 17 fun facts about sharks: 1.The goblin shark has the fastest fish jaws in the ocean. It's the only shark with jaws that extend forward — at the speed of 10 feet per ...

The article delved into rare shark species such as the Goblin Shark, Frilled Shark, and Speartooth Shark, emphasizing their unique characteristics and habitats. It highlighted how these species ...

An extremely rare goblin shark was caught in Gulf of Mexico. Dianne Bray / Museum Victoria An extremely rare goblin shark has been caught by shrimp fishermen in the Gulf of Mexico, emerging from ...

The goblin shark is the stuff of nightmares, with a fossil-like appearance and razor-sharp teeth. They live at the bottom of the ocean but there have been sightings over the years ...

Commercial anglers made waves in science circles after snagging a super rare, nearly 2,000 pound “goblin shark” while trawling for fish off the coast of Taiwan.

Goblin sharks have adapted to life in the deep sea. Their long snout senses prey and extendable jaws gobble up fish and squid.

Shark skin paints a rainbow, too. One deep-sea goblin shark found by a team from the Australian Museum in 2015 was bright pink, for instance. Scientists are still uncovering new shark species.

The goblin shark was accidentally caught using bottom trawling, and was going to be sold to a restaurant until the Taiwan Ocean Artistic Museum claimed it.

Fishermen in Taiwan found something unusual in their nets this week: a 1,760-pound goblin shark pregnant with six pups.