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Goblin Shark Research Paper

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Goblin Shark By: Barrett Smith
Have you ever seen a lightning fast mouth eat a fish. Well that is the goblin shark, a unique fish, tertiary consumer, and a predator of the deep. The goblin shark is all of those and more.

The goblin shark has many characteristics that make it unique. For example, one characteristic is it’s distinctly long head and beady eyes. Based on what I read, the goblin shark has a protruding mouth for catching prey. The goblin shark also has a long and narrow snout.

The goblin shark also has a unique habitat that it lives in. According to the text, the goblin shark lives along the continental

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