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Narrator: "When you think of a shark,

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you probably think of this.

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Or maybe even this.

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The creatures fear factor doesn't depend

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on its color, or its shape, or even its size.

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Or does it?

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If you thought this was scary,

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try taking a look at this.

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Yes it is real and it's not something out

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of a horror movie.

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Even though it could star in a Jaws meets

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Jurassic Park sequel.

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But it's no Hollywood camera that shot this video.

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This species of prehistoric shark was filmed

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this week by marine park staff in Japan

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It's called a Frilled Shark.

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And it's very rarely seen alive

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because its natural habitat is some

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600 meters or more under the sea.

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But one lucky Japanese fisherman

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alerted marine officials over the weekend

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that he'd spotted what he said

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was an odd looking eel like creature,

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with a mouth full of needle sharp teeth.

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Well this 1.6 meter long female

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might have deadly dentures but she

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never lived long enough to test her bite.

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Truly a living fossil she was in poor condition

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and park staff moved her to a sea water pool

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for observation and died just hours later.

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Captioned by Danyoul