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A new species of deep-sea shark, known as a "ghost shark," has been discovered in the depths of the Pacific Ocean off the coast of Costa Rica. This remarkable find was made by a team of scientists from Costa Rica and Brazil, who reported that the species, named Rhinochimaera costaricana, resides nearly 800 meters below the ocean's surface. The discovery highlights the vast and largely unexplored mysteries of the world's oceans.
The Rhinochimaera costaricana is considered a "living fossil," emphasizing its ancient lineage and the unique ecological niche it occupies. This marks the first time such a species has been officially documented in these waters. The research team involved in the discovery expressed that the finding underscores the importance of marine exploration and conservation in revealing the biodiversity that persists in the depths of the ocean, contributing to our understanding of marine ecosystems and their inhabitants.
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29 June
A new deep-sea ghost shark was found off the coast of Costa Rica.
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