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Species Spotlight · 31 Aug 2023
Facts to Know About Hammerhead Sharks
Experts have found 10 species of hammerhead.
Three of my nephews (species) are at high risk of extinction.
The shape of my head is one of a kind.
Sometimes I eat seagrass.
Hammerheads use their hammer-shaped head to pin stingrays down.
I have good depth perception.
Sometimes we have family gatherings and travel in schools.
It's rare, but some female hammerheads can give birth without a male.
Some hammerheads get a tan.
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