Discovering a species in the 21st century is exciting but to discover two new species is super-exciting.
By Rupi Mangat
Above: Artist’s impression of One of the newly discovered sixgilled sawshark species (Pliotrema kajae). Copyright: Simon Weigmann,
Published: The East African Nation media 11-17 April 2020
These bottom dwelling sharks support long saw-like snouts called rostrums with which they stun, rip and eat their prey. They are so new to science that they have never been photographed in the ocean!
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