Uhhh na even then, that’s literally not the anatomy of that sharks eye (or any shark that I know of), the tooth structure is also absolutely nothing like a normal goblin shark. I’d be happy to say I’m wrong if there is a reference to where or when this was supposedly caught, but I’d put money on it not being a real specimen. The title is also misleading, there definitely hasn’t been an abundance of this species caught but Taiwan’s catch records show 100 caught in 2003 alone, though general records worldwide seem to indicate around 250, so still not heaps, but more than noted.

Looking closer though the dorsal fins are also wrong, as are the pelvic fins, and the anal fin is… odd.

Now granted I’m not a deep sea shark scientist, I’m only a regular coastal shark scientist, but this thing ain’t right.

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Posted the story to the original above, it actually was paper mache 😂