Animals
Female Shark Delays Fertilization for Four Years!
In the longest case ever seen of sperm storage, a female shark at the California Academy of Sciences' Steinhart Aquarium delayed fertilization for an astonishing four years, giving conservationists hope for the future of shark species everywhere, new research shows.
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