Safari Hammerhead Shark B

Unlike many other shark species, hammerhead sharks tend to be bottom feeders due to their unusually small mouths. Likewise, the ocean floor allows hammerhead sharks to use their uniquely shaped head to pin prey down.
Scientific Name: Family Sphyrnidae
Characteristics: This model depicts the hammerhead shark's atypical cephalofoil head, which not only allows it to see above and below itself but can also be used as a tool to pin prey against the ocean floor. Learn more astounding facts about this animal with our scientifically accurate figurine!
Size and Color: Standing 2 inches tall and 6.5 inches long, this model is as tall as a stick of lip balm standing upright and about as long as a dollar bill. Hammerhead sharks vary in color depending on their species but are usually a shade of grayish-brown.