The Shark has never before been seen in shallow waters in Europe
Marine Biologists have filmed a rare species of shark off the coast of Ireland for the first time.
The Sixgill shark, which typically inhabits depths between 200m and 2,500m, has never before been seen in shallow waters in Europe.
The shark is four metres long while its species can grow up to six metres
It is thought not be a threat to humans unless provoked.

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