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First. Goblin shark They are easily recognized by their long snout and protruding jaws. The most prominent discriminating feature of these creatures is their elongated and flattened snout. Under the snout a large pair of jaws protrude from the face. The jaws can also be extended even farther, nearly to the end of the snout. Though they possess a set of sharp teeth, humans never end up between them. Because they live in the deep sea, you will never have to worry about a goblin shark nibbling at your toes. When trapped in nets they usually do not survive long, and there has never been a reported incident of a goblin shark bite. Those odd-looking snouts, known as rostrums, are not just for show. Goblin shark’s rostrums are covered with sensory organs called ampullae of Lorenzini. It can sense the electrical fields of other animals. Basically, they can “see” electricity.