A rare species of shark stranded in Cornwall has undergone a post-mortem examination - revealing it to be a 13ft long juvenile.
It's thought the creature could have been more than 100 years old, and it was a female, most likely to have live-stranded.
The Greenland shark is believed to be the longest living vertebrate with some living up to 500 years - leading some to believe this particular one could have been alive when Henry VIII was on the throne in the 16th century.
