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|KIDSSAWSHARKSHAMMERHEAD SHARKSThe sawshark, which can live for up tofifteen years, is so named because of itslong beak-shaped nose armed with teeth.It has an elongated and slightly flattenedbody and has, like all sharks, gills on the sideof its head. There are three sub-species ofsawsharks, which are found in waters closeto Australia, South Africa and Japan. Likehammerhead sharks, they are under threatfrom overfishing.Measuring from one to six months and weighing betweenfive and 500 kilos, the hammerhead shark, as you may haveguessed, has a flattened head in the shape of a hammer!Its snout has two lateral extensions at the end of which areits eyes and nostrils. This provides him with a very large fieldof vision and better trajection. There are eleven species ofhammerhead sharks that inhabit tropical and temperateoceans of the world. They are currently endangered due tooverfishing.92| HERITAGE RESORTS STORIES
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