The Biggest Deep Sea Sharks in the World’s Oceans

The deepest part of any of the world’s oceans, known as Challenger Deep, is a portion of the Mariana Trench that goes down to a max depth of 36,070 feet (10,994 meters). Pretty remarkable! Ocean creatures like sharks inhabit shallow and deep areas of the ocean. Today we’ll take an ultra-deep dive, taking a look at five of the biggest shark species that inhabit the deeper regions of the earth’s oceans.