Greenland Shark
It was an August expedition of the scientists to find the distance where a Greenland Shark would go to have its prey on seals in the Arctic Ocean. The piece of jaw in Greenland Shark’s stomach has made them change their research theories.
Kit Kovacs has commented about the incident that this 10 cm long bone was found in the stomach of shark at Svalbard, and archipelago of the Norwegian Arctic and we are still astonished that how Greenland shark managed to have it in its stomach. We are unaware of the fact that if Greenland shark preyed the young polar bear or she ate some carcass. It is also unknown that for how long these sharks travel to have their prey. Kit Kovacs is from Norwegian Polar Institute.
BBC One is featuring Frozen Planet in 2011 with team that featured Planet Earth and Blue Planet for the channel.
Alaistair Fithergill, the acclaimed producer has commented that it would be their last chance to shoot a program on the Frozen Planet due to the devastating effects of global warming.
The seven episode series will not only film the killer whales with some sophisticated shooting equipment, it will also feature mysterious Greenland shark. A new aeriel system of filming will be introduced to film creatures under the icebergs.
The Greenland Shark is a poisonous animal mainly for the presence of toxin Tri methylamine oxide; the substance can cause symptoms of heavy drunkenness if digested. However, its flesh could be used after boiling it for several times. The Greenland shark is a delicacy through Greenland and Iceland.
Greenland Shark
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