Today’s Solutions: July 30, 2026

The angel shark, a large flat species which resembles a shark, is listed as critically endangered and was only to be found around the Canary Islands. Now after a six month project, evidence has emerged that this rare species of shark has found a safe haven off the coast of Wales. For scientists, the unusual shark is especially valuable because it represents a completely different evolutionary process compared to other species.

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