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.

You have to go really, really deep to even have a chance at spotting a goblin shark in its natural habitat. kittisun kittayacharoenpong / Getty Images ...

Other animals have looks or behaviours that wouldn't appear out of place in myths and legends. From the goblin shark to a tiny wasp named after a creature in Harry Potter, discover the animals that ...

Explore the unknown depths where these amazing sharks reside. Goblin shark (Mitsukurina owstoni)Often referred to as the "living fossil," the Goblin Shark is one of the rarest and most unique sharks.

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 ...

17. The Sawshark: It's got a saw for a nose! These 1.7 m (5.6 ft) sharks swim in schools and use their scary snouts to dig for prey in the sand. 16. The Frilled Shark: The frilled shark lives deep ...

A report submitted to the Korea National Oil Corporation (KNOC) suggests that it is highly likely that an additional 5.17 ...

A US geoscience research company has made a report on the potential discovery of 14 additional oil and gas reserves in South ...

The news that Actgeo, a U.S. deep-sea technology assessment company, submitted a report to Korea National Oil Corporation ...