Plunging into the Abyss: 12 Spooky Sea Monsters From Around The World

The Frilled Shark

The Frilled Shark is often referred to as a "living fossil" due to its primitive features, which have remained virtually unchanged for millions of years. This serpentine shark boasts 300 razor-sharp teeth arranged in 25 rows, making its mouth a deadly trap for any unsuspecting prey. The Frilled Shark's hunting method is as terrifying as its appearance; it coils up its body and lunges at its prey like a snake.