"Living fossil" frilled shark dies in captivity

01/17/2020 · in DISCOVER JAPAN, NATURE, SOCIETY

A 120 cm "living fossil" frilled shark is captured off the coast of Wakayama Prefecture in Japan, but dies in captivity the next day.

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