[Shudder.]
In fact the frilled shark, which has 25 rows of nasty big pointy teeth, is a living fossil, because remains of this creature have been found dating back as much as 80 million years.
Our planet is both cool and terrifying.
Tuesday, November 14, 2017
A Face Only a Mother Could Love
A couple of prehistoric sea creatures appeared recently, one off the coast of Portugal and the other in the harbors of Sydney, Australia. And they've got faces you just can't unsee:
[Shudder.]
In fact the frilled shark, which has 25 rows of nasty big pointy teeth, is a living fossil, because remains of this creature have been found dating back as much as 80 million years.
Our planet is both cool and terrifying.
[Shudder.]
In fact the frilled shark, which has 25 rows of nasty big pointy teeth, is a living fossil, because remains of this creature have been found dating back as much as 80 million years.
Our planet is both cool and terrifying.
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