Megamouth shark

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Megamouth shark

The first recorded discovery of a megamouth shark was in 1976 when a fishing boat dragged it up from the ocean's depths. The shark was soon named for its most distinguishing feature-a big mouth.Casual Diner: Unlike hunting sharks, the megamouth doesn't attack. Instead, it prefers to scoop up prey by simply swimming with its huge mouth wide open, much like some whales.Lights On: The inside of the shark's mouth is thought to give off a faint glow. The light is used to attract curious prey…

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