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Undated handout photo issued by Trinity College Dublin of Kevin Purves (left) and Dr Jenny Bortoluzz holding a small tooth sand tiger shark, which washed up on the shores of Co Wexford, scientists believe to it be the first official record of the species in Irish waters. The shark is rarely seen by humans as it normally lives offshore in waters more than 100m deep. At 14 feet (4,27m) long, the female shark discovered in Wexford is at the upper end of the size limits for the species. Issue date: Tuesday April 4, 2023. (Photo by Trinity College Dublin/Dr Jenny Bortoluzzi and Kevin Purves/PA Wire)
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