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Brief Summary: The Goblin Shark
The anglefish is a pretty site to see! But, not the goblin shark.The gobin shark is a non-goodlooking shark.

The anglefish has 75 (saltwater) types and two (fresh water) types.The goblin shark is just a one-of-a-kind. It has a long snout and wicked teeth. But the anglefish has gracful and beautiful colors and stripes.

The goblin shark has a tecnique to catch pray or (food). They pretend they are a cave and when a fish gets close they spring into action!

The anglefish snacks on coral and sea grass. There is a anglefish called the " Long-fined angle fish." It makes a "tin-tin" sound to scare enimes.

To sum it all up the goblin shark and anglefish are very diffrent.One, is very gracful and the other is a little
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