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    Are Hammerhead Sharks Dangerous and Do They …

    • Jonathan Davis, a Texas-based marine biologist and shark expert, told Newsweekthat it is isn't unusual for humans to encounter a hammerhead in shallow water, as this is where they commonly liv… See more

    Why Are Their Heads Shaped Like That?

    The ancestors of hammerhead sharks appeared on Earth around 20 million years ago. According to research published by scientists at the University of Colorado in 2010, the fir… See more

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    How Do They Hunt and What Do They Eat?

    While it has many advantages, the hammer-shaped head does not lend well to being a high speed ambush predator. This is why their success lies in its ability to locate prey … See more

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    Why Don't Hammerhead Sharks Often Attack Humans?

    The shape of a hammerhead's head may explain why they leave us alone. Davis said that the outward extensions of its head are "amazingly sensitive," and able to detect bioelectric f… See more

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    Do Hammerhead Sharks Attack Humans? - American Oceans
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    How powerful is a hammerhead shark?
    The beastly great hammerhead has an impressive bite force of 2400 Newtons – that’s like having almost 540 pounds clamp down on you! But the bottom line is these sharks can deliver a seriously powerful whack with their vice-like jaws. Do Hammerhead Sharks Attack Humans? Verified hammerhead shark attacks on humans are very rare.
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    Why Are Their Heads Shaped Like That?
    How Do They Hunt and What Do They Eat?
    Why Don't Hammerhead Sharks Often Attack Humans?
    How powerful is a hammerhead shark?
     
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