Bluntnose sixgill shark tagged in deep sea—a first - National Geographic

Bluntnose sixgill shark tagged in deep sea—a first National GeographicTo better study the bluntnose sixgill, scientists had to figure out how to fire a speargun from a submarine.

To better study the bluntnose sixgill, scientists had to figure out how to fire a speargun from a submarine.

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