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400-Year-Old Shark Found In The Arctic Being The Oldest Discovered Living Vertebrate

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How incredible! He or she is so beautiful to look at. There is so much of this world that we have yet to discover.

A new record is set for the oldest living vertebrate by a 400-year-old shark who was found in Greenland An astonishing discovery was made by scientists who found a shark whose age is at least 392 years old. The shark was found in the Arctic region, Greenland, and he might…

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400-Year-Old Shark Found In The Arctic Being The Oldest Discovered Living Vertebrate

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