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A team of biologists observed an extremely rare shark hundreds of miles from its natural habitat, the Greenland shark, the longest-living vertebrae.

Biologists were stunned to find a mysterious cold-water shark thousands of miles away from its natural habitat, according to a recent marine study.

The natural habitat of the Greenland shark — that can live up to 500 years — is the icy waters of the Arctic.

The natural habitat of the Greenland shark — that can live up to 500 years — is the icy waters of the Arctic.

A shark typically found in the Arctic was recently found near Belize. Read more to learn about this shark's journey and discovery.

Florida International University researchers caught a sleeper shark, the first recorded in the western Caribbean.

A half-blind shark that is typically thought to live in freezing Arctic waters recently turned up in a coral reef off the coast of Belize — marking the first time a shark of its kind has been found in the western Caribbean.

Florida International University researchers caught a sleeper shark, the first recorded in the western Caribbean.

Florida International University researchers caught a sleeper shark, the first recorded in the western Caribbean.

Florida International University researchers caught a sleeper shark, the first recorded in the western Caribbean.