And say until about 20 years ago, a friend of mine happened to be fishing out in a Gulf stream and he’s a commercial fisherman, and he pulled one of these sand tigers in and he called me up and he said, “I’ve got this weird looking sand tiger. “The teeth are different looking “and it looks like a different shark to me.” So I went down and saw it and true, sure enough, it was a deep water sand tiger. Small tooth sand tiger. Was known from other places in the world, but unknown from the Eastern United States. And he was fishing deeper than you normally would. But we’re finding a lot of other kinds of small sharks, mainly occasionally a bigger shark, that we didn’t know existed because they’re fishing in deeper water. Now I don’t get that many jaws anymore from shark fishermen. In fact, there aren’t that many shark fishermen around anymore.
