Hammerhead Sharks' Unique Head for Hunting

Some think Hammerhead sharks' unique head shape is for attacking prey, but think again. In this video, we'll reveal the real reason why hammerheads have such an unusual head shape. You'll learn how this shape helps them to quickly maneuver and chase prey, and how the placement of their eyes gives them an exceptional field of vision. But that's not all. We'll also delve into the science behind their electroreceptors, and how they use them to sense vibrations in the water and locate prey. You won't believe what these fascinating creatures can do!

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[geoffp]

Hammerhead sharks use the electrical receptors in their head to also locate prey under the sand, by swimming in a figure 8 configuration. Once pinpointed they'll use their shovel like head to scoop the prey out! 🦈

[gettheledout]

Its refreshing seeing information about this particular shark.
They are absolutely beautiful and incredible animals 🦈🦈🦈
I love sharks..
The Hammerhead has been my favorite for 50yrs.

[kristianamarie]

Looking at them not, they look so crazy, like a great white ate a huge cookie tray, it looks so weird, nature is insane