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Steve Backshall meets the hammerhead shark, a shark with some seriously super senses!

Hammerhead sharks may hold their breath. Why? Hammerhead sharks may hold their breath. Why? Which has a stronger bite: hammerheads or tiger sharks? Which has a stronger bite: hammerheads or tiger ...

A tourist is thought to have lost both her hands in a shark attack after trying to ‘engage ... including tiger sharks, bull sharks, hammerhead sharks and reef sharks, according to Visit ...

Now, the hammerhead has that really unusual head. Everybody remembers that head. So, when there is one of these defensive bites, victims can identify the shark quite easily. Whereas if it's just a ...

Hammerhead sharks are consummate predators that use their oddly shaped heads to improve their ability to find prey. Their wide-set eyes give them a better visual range than most other sharks.

Shark attacks are rare, and hammerhead attacks even more so, according to the Florida Museum of Natural History’s International Shark Attack File. In the world, there have only been 18 ...

I was once at the surface playing low-frequency sounds over a speaker to attract sharks. A hammerhead shot up from beneath me, rushing at me at perhaps 30 feet a second before he suddenly turned ...