Footage of a sleeper shark in Antarctica challenges beliefs about shark habitats, featuring a specimen filmed at 490-meter depth near the Antarctic Peninsula.
In an unexpected discovery, researchers have captured the first-ever footage of a sleeper shark in Antarctica. The video, filmed at a depth of 490 meters, challenges previous beliefs about shark habitats in the Southern Ocean.
The specimen, estimated to be between three and four meters in length, was documented off the South Shetland Islands near the Antarctic Peninsula. This finding highlights new insights into the diverse marine life found in the world's deepest oceans.