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This 370-Million-Year-Old Shark Rotated Its Jaw To Hunt With Its Sharpest Teeth

Scientists have uncovered the remains of a prehistoric shark that once lurked in the waters of what is now Morocco. A new study on the shark fossils suggests that it possessed the terrifying ability to rotate its jaw, where a hidden row of sharp teeth jutted outward when its mouth opened to feed.

According to Live Science, this prehistoric shark called Ferromirum oukherbouchidates lived 370 million years ago.