Structural Adaptation Of Goblin Sharks

One of the Goblin Sharks Structural Adaption is its Anpullae of Larenzini (electro-sensitive receptors) which are sprinkled along their snout so they can pick up electric fields from other living organisms. This helps them locate prey that may be hiding under the sand and other areas.Another structural adaption is that the goblin shark has five gills. They are located behind the goblins sharks head So that the fish won’t see them breathing and it makes it easier to sneak and wait for its prey. This makes it easier to get food and that’s an easy breakfast/lunch/dinner. And last but not least it also help the goblin sharks breath more than a regular fish.A behavioral adaption for the Goblin Shark is if it coordinates jaw protrusion, bashiyal