A drop of seawater may be the key to finding and saving the world’s most elusive hammerhead sharks. A Florida International University (FIU) scientist has developed a powerful new test that can ...
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Hammerhead shark can find prey without seeing it
Hammerhead sharks don’t just look strange — their heads are packed with advantages. The wide spacing of their eyes gives them nearly 360-degree vision and excellent depth perception. Their flattened ...
Scoophead Shark, Sphyrna media, a small species of hammerhead shark confined to the coastal waters of Central America. Released Specimen. Isla Chepillo, Rio Bayano, Panama. It was early morning, the ...
The future of the great hammerhead depends on how we choose to coexist with the ocean that sustains us both. As we uncover more about its habits and habitats, we’re also confronted with uncomfortable ...
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