Lost Specie that Resurfaced After More than a Century

By iastoppers.com

Resembling a flat ray, the Chilean angel shark thrives in the Southeast Pacific, a hidden marvel from Colombia to Chile

Known scientifically as Squatina armata, this shark blends the mystery of the ocean with its unique dorsal thorns and sharp features

Growing up to 150 cm, the Chilean angel shark is a medium-sized, bottom-dwelling predator, often mistaken with the Pacific angel shark

With their populations dwindling, the Chilean angel shark is critically endangered, struggling for recognition and protection

A selective feeder, the Chilean angel shark preys on crustaceans, mollusks, and specific fish, showcasing its specialized hunting skills