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Rare Greenland shark washes up for the first time on Co. Sligo...
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Rare Greenland shark washes up for the first time on Co. Sligo...
A very rare shark that washed up on a beach in Co Sligo has been recovered by the National Museum of Ireland. The Greenland shark, a species with a lifespan that can stretch over 500 years, was found on the shores of Finisklin last Saturday. It is the first recorded stranding of the species on the Irish coast. The Irish Whale and Dolphin Group (IWDG) described it as a "very rare and interesting stranding", saying that little is known about it in…
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