World's Smallest Shark Lives at 400 Meters Depth in Southern Caribbean
The dwarf lanternshark (Etmopterus perryi), measuring about 20 cm, has been identified as one of the world's smallest shark species, inhabiting depths of 400 meters off the coasts of Colombia and Venezuela. Much of its biology remains unknown, highlighting the need for deep-sea conservation.
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