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Australian scientists photograph new deep sea species-Xinhua

Australian scientists photograph new deep sea species-

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Scientists discover something morbidly mysterious in Indian Ocean – The Island

Scientists discover something morbidly mysterious in Indian Ocean – The Island
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New species of shark with spiny fins discovered in depths of ocean at holiday hotspot

New species of shark with spiny fins discovered in depths of ocean at holiday hotspot
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Fossilized Teeth of Megalodon Ancestor Found in Indian Ocean

Shark graveyard and new species of marine predator also found on ocean floor

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Scientists Discovered Something Morbidly Mysterious at The Bottom of The Indian Ocean

After discovering a host of bizarre creatures of the deep near Cocos (Keeling) Islands, Australia's national science agency CSIRO has found something quite surprising in the depths of the watery abyss: a shark graveyard, full of fossilized teeth, some.

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