The Greenland shark can live for centuries in near darkness, and for a long time scientists assumed its vision must be poor or even useless. New research shows the opposite.
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How The World’s Oldest Vertebrate Maintains Its Eyes For Centuries
The Greenland shark can live for centuries in near darkness, and for a long time scientists assumed its vision must be poor or even useless. New research shows the opposite.
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