Shark cyclops article , wondering what they mean? (Link)

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The discussion revolves around confusion regarding an article about a cyclops shark, specifically whether it refers to a unique mutant shark or a breed of sharks that all possess a single eye. Participants express apprehension about the article's imagery, which contributes to their reluctance to read it. Clarification is provided that the article discusses an anomaly rather than a new breed, indicating that the cyclops condition is rare and not characteristic of the species as a whole. A related thread is mentioned for further insights on the topic.
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Does anyone know what theyre talking about here, link below:
Too scared of the pictures to read the article, but can't stop trying to figure out what the article is about. Are they saying that it is a breed of shark, and they all look this way, or are they saying that there is one specific shark that is a mutant, and the rest of the speciese of them have 2 eyes?

http://news.yahoo.com/cyclops-shark-other-cryptic-creatures-october-creepy-113008213.html
 
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