A fisherman from Victoria, Australia pulled from the depths of the ocean one of the most note-worthy creatures ever to swim the Earth's waters. The extremely rare frilled shark is known as a living fossil and looks like an absolute prehistoric nightmare. Its body resembles that of an eel but it has the tail of a shark. In its mouth are 25 to 47 rows of 300 razor sharp teeth. Say it with me now, nope. Nope. Nope!
The shark is almost never seen by humans and, for David Guillot, the skipper who caught one in his trawler, it was a sight that scared everyone on the boat, thinking they must have entered some sort of horror movie. The shark gets its name from six pairs of gill slits along its neck and is able to capture prey more than half its size.
