 For well over a century, it was only known from three specimens, from beach-worn specimens, one which was just a lower jaw and two teeth, which is the holotype from Pitt Island and the Chatham Islands, and then two weathered beach-worn skulls, one from Chile, from Robinson Crusoe Island, and one from White Island here in New Zealand. And, you know, that was it. But it's largely about, you know, vigilance of people looking at strandings