Jamie D'Souza
Takeaways:
- A rare baby ghost shark has been captured off New Zealand’s South Island at 1.2 kilometers deep.
- Little is known about the ghost sharks because they live deep down in the water, usually at around 6000 feet.
- These creatures, also called chimaeras have large heads and oversized eyes, and are relatives to sharks because their skeletons consist of cartilage rather than bone.
