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The Angel Shark is listed as Critically Endangered on the IUCN Red List! It is likely several thousand exist, but extinct over most of its former range and reduced to a rare remnant even where it survives. Fascinatingly similar to many rays and stingrays, the angel shark is an actual shark adapted to lurking on the bottom in soft sand or mud. Male angel sharks measure 1.8 meters, while females are larger at 2.4 meters. These sharks can reach a weight of 80 kilograms, though most individuals are