
He saw a dream. He swam, he says, in the sea. I don’t think so, he didn’t really swim. He lived at sea. It was something like a fish. Not exactly a fish, but still, yes, a fish. Cattle.
The water was dark and icy, but she felt at home. Perhaps the reason for this is the photo that he accidentally got on Instagram. The photo was of a Greenland shark.
They found such a 400-year-old shark circulating in arctic waters. This fish is considered the most ancient vertebrate on Earth.
Melancholy seized her as she saw this ugly cetacean, as old, as ancient as the species, swimming alone in these inhospitable waters. I read somewhere that this type of shark reaches at least 270 years of life. Initiation into adulthood in these sharks occurs after they turn 150 years old. She believed that cetaceans had been here long before she was born and would be here after her death.
Ichthyologists who observed this 400-year-old shark said it was a female. A woman alone in such cold waters, she thought. She thought about it even in her sleep.
It was even said that he could reach 512 years of life. This woman in icy waters seems to live forever.
It is said that he can live up to 512 years. This woman in icy waters seems to live forever.
He thought “forever” didn’t exist. All are gone, all are lost, some are forgotten, some haunt you even after they are gone. Maybe this element is “everything”.
Although nothing lasts forever. Except this shark woman. Five hundred years of life equal “forever”?
In a dream, he saw her eyes. This shark has strange eyes. He constantly changes lenses as he grows up. This is the same indicator of its age as the lines on the trunks of ancient trees.
In the dream, she felt a heavy sadness, although she felt at home. Maybe because since she was little, she often felt sad at home. The house did not protect her from grief. It may even have strengthened it.
He wanted to wake up. In front of her was a Greenland shark, swimming under the bright blue Arctic icebergs, and she seemed to be looking into a mirror.
She saw herself disappearing and reappearing through the shadows, the soft reflections of the sun’s rays under the surface of the sea.
He woke up with a feeling of suffocation. As if she forgot something, and this creature reminded her. As if he was singing to her in an incomprehensible language.
Source: Kathimerini

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