15 bizarre creatures from the bottom of the ocean that look like aliens

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Three grayish fishes with red, frowning mouths and wide flat noses
A tiro of blobfish on display in 2022.

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Researchers Tested Bite-Resistant Wetsuit Material With Great Whites and Tiger Sharks. Here’s What Happened

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This Orange Shark Is the Result of a Rare Genetic Double Whammy

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Swallowed Tracking Tag Confirms Large Sharks Are Hunting Each Other

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Dramatic Fossil Shows Prehistoric Sea Cow’s Brutal Encounter With Crocodylian and Shark

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Artist's rendition of manatee being killed by crocodilian, with shark in background

Thousands of Sharks Found Sleeping ‘Like a Carpet’ on the Ocean Floor

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Brazilian Sharks Test Positive for Cocaine

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A close up photo of an Atlantic sharpnose shark

Greenland sharks can live for over 250 years, and scientists want to use their anti-aging secrets to help humans live longer

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People collect tissue samples from a dead Greenland whale on snow with a boat nearby
Researchers collecting a tissue sample from a Greenland shark.

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Researchers spotted a baby great white for the first time ever, and it could help solve one of shark science's biggest mysteries

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A newborn white shark swims in green water
For what may be the first time, footage shows a baby white shark swimming off the coast of California.

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Living Newborn Great White Shark Seen for the First Time Ever

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Footage taken off the coast of Santa Barbara has captured something new to science: a living newborn great white shark. The shark’s discovery could help researchers finally learn where white sharks—one of the ocean’s top predators—birth their young.

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