New “Spookfish” Ghost Shark Discovered Just in Time for Halloween Fun

In a thrilling deep-sea discovery, scientists have found a new species of ghost shark, dubbed the “spookfish,” in the Pacific Ocean near Australia and New Zealand. With its narrow, spiky nose and unique appearance, the spookfish is part of a fascinating family of cartilaginous fish related to sharks and rays. Research revealed this eerie creature to be genetically and physically distinct from its relatives, adding an exciting new chapter to oceanic exploration. Just in time for Halloween, this discovery adds a touch of mystery to the deep ocean’s hidden wonders.

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