Like the other sixgill sharks, the Atlantic sixgill shark is a deepwater species that inhabits waters deeper than 100 meters. Sixgill sharks are unusual in that they, as you may have guessed, have six gill openings and also because they have only one dorsal fin – most sharks have five gill openings and two dorsal fins. Because of its depth preference and recent reclassification, little is known about the biology or behavior of the Atlantic sixgill shark, but it appears that the juveniles occur in shallower waters than the adults.
Blacktip shark
The blacktip shark is a sturdy, gray, medium-sized shark characterized by the black markings on the tips of its fins and a distinct white ‘z’