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Perfectly designed to seek and hunt its benthic prey, this great hammerhead's (Sphyrna mokarran) cephlafoil (or hammer) is packed full of amazing sensors. It's downward facing mounth allows it to strike as soon as the sensors find prey. Perhaps less obviously, hammerhaeds are amazingly maneouverable, allowing them to react in an instant to prey as they find it.

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Bahamas, Bimini, Caribbean Sea, Cartilaginous Fishes: Chondrichthyes, DIVE SITES, Epic Diving, Fishes, Ground Sharks: Carcharhiniformes, Hammerhead Sharks: Sphyrnidae, LOCATIONS, Marine Life, Seacam, Sharks, Wetpixel Bahamas Shark Expedition, Wetpixel Expeditions, blue water, great hammerhead shark: Sphyrna mokarran, tropical, © Adam Hanlon 2016, ©Adam Hanlon 2016
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Wonderful and Weird: Bahamas Hammerhead sharks
Perfectly designed to seek and hunt its benthic prey, this great hammerhead's (Sphyrna mokarran) cephlafoil (or hammer) is packed full of amazing sensors. It's downward facing mounth allows it to strike as soon as the sensors find prey. Perhaps less obviously, hammerhaeds are amazingly maneouverable, allowing them to react in an instant to prey as they find it.