October 2011 Volume 16, No. 10
The Frilled Shark was the winner of the weird shark contest on ChaCha. It is believed that no one has actually seen the frilled shark alive. This shark only appears on the ocean surface only after it has died. The frilled shark has the body of an eel, and the mouth of a piranha. Its rows of pointed teeth give away its membership in the shark family. Since its arrival on earth 95 million years ago, the frilled shark has changed very little. ChaCha.com Photo
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