The Great Hammerhead shark has been known to grow as large as 6m. Hammerheads mostly hunt at dusk and feeds on sharks, fishes (including catfishes, toadfishes, jacks, herring, groupers and boxfishes), squid, and crustaceans (including shrimps, crabs and mantis shrimps) that occur on or near the bottom There has only been 12 reported cases of an u Places to see:
Popular places to see Hammerhead sharks include South Africa, Galapagos Islands, Coco Islands, Great Barrier Reef (Australia) and some Indonesian islands. Huge schools of Scalloped Hammerheads can be seen at the Galapagos Islands, which is a truly amazing experience!
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