Скачать или смотреть Pacific Sleeper Sharks found in the South China Sea

Pacific sleeper sharks have just been filmed for the first time in the South China Sea — thousands of miles outside their known range! In this shocking deep-sea discovery, researchers captured rare footage of eight female sleeper sharks feeding in an organized queue over a cow carcass at 1,629 meters deep.

Known for inhabiting cold waters off the coast of Alaska, Japan, and the Bering Sea, these sharks appearing in tropical waters could change everything scientists believed about their behavior, habitat, and migration.

In this video, we break down:

What makes Pacific sleeper sharks so mysterious

Their shocking appearance in tropical waters

Social feeding behavior and eye-retraction defense

Why all the sharks were female — and what that might mean

This finding is making headlines across marine science circles and raising urgent conservation questions. Could this be a climate-linked shift? Or is this a newly discovered breeding ground?

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