Pacific, ghost shark
London Evening Standard · 6h
Scientists discover new 'ghost shark' species in New Zealand waters
Scientists have discovered a new species of the rare type of fish known as “ghost sharks” in New Zealand waters. A ghost shark is incredibly difficult to spot as they lives exclusively in the deep waters of the Pacific Ocean. Also known as chimeras or spookfish, the cartilaginous fish are closely related to sharks and rays.
Popular Science · 6h
Boo! New species of ghost shark uncovered in New Zealand
A new species of ghost shark or “spookfish” was discovered lurking in the deep, dark waters off the coast of New Zealand. The Australasian narrow-nosed spookfish ( Harriotta avia) is exclusive to New Zealand and Australia’s waters and is part of a group of cartilaginous fish that are closely related to rays and sharks called chimaeras.
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