Gulper shark - Wikipedia
...The gulper shark is most commonly found in the 300 to 800 meter depth range, inhabiting the upper continental slopes and outer continental shelves, the gulper is highly migratory species and has schooling habits based on multiple sharks being present around baited cameras....
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gulper_shark
Gulper shark - Facts, Diet, Habitat & Pictures on Animalia.bio
...Basic facts about Gulper shark: lifespan, distribution and habitat map, lifestyle and social behavior, mating habits, diet and nutrition, population size and status....
https://animalia.bio/gulper-shark
Gulper Shark ? Facts, Size, Behavior, Diet, Pictures
...Gulper sharks are a rare species of dogfish living in the ocean?s depths. Gulper sharks are 3 ft long, with long slender bodies. These sharks have a long snout and a pair of large greenish eyes. They have two spiny dorsal fins, with the second being smaller than the first....
https://www.sharksider.com/gulper-shark/
Gulper shark - Centrophorus granulosus ? Shark Research Institute
...This shark has a smooth skin (block-shaped denticles wide spaced but not overlapping). It has a rather short and thick snout, and its first dorsal fin is quite short and high, with the second being almost as high with a spine base over its inner pelvic fin margins....
https://www.sharks.org/gulper-shark-centrophorus-granulosus
Gulper Sharks - Ocean Animals
...They (Gulper Sharks) have long slender bodies with a long snout and large greenish eyes. Their top teeth are long and blade-like and their bottom teeth have finely serrated edges....
https://oceananimals.org/sharks/dogfish-sharks/gulper-sharks/
Gulper sharks - TRAFFIC - The Wildlife Trade monitoring network
...Despite their remote habitat, gulper sharks are among the most threatened shark species in the world. Targeted for their high-value liver oil, which is used in cosmetics and health supplements, they are being pushed towards extinction at an alarming rate....
https://www.traffic.org/gulper-sharks/
Gulper Shark ? Discover Fishes - Florida Museum
...All gulper sharks in the family Centrophoridae differ from other Squaliformes through several distinctive physical characteristics such as green eyes, grooved dorsal fin spines, and long narrow rear lobes of the pectoral fins....
https://www.floridamuseum.ufl.edu/discover-fish/species-profiles/gulper-shark/