An extending biteSourced
A shark whose jaws reach out from its face
The goblin shark usually holds its jaws beneath its head. During feeding, they can extend dramatically toward the end of its long snout. A face that already looks unusual becomes something quite different when the mouth moves forward.
Its bite reaches beyond its resting outline.
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Reviewed: 2026-10-05