Hammerhead Shark Swimming by a Coral Reef
A hammerhead shark glides through ocean waters above brain coral and seashells scattered along the sea floor.
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A Hammerhead Shark Exploring Coral Rocks
A hammerhead shark moves gracefully through the water near coral rocks, brain coral, clam shells, and various seashells. The unique shape of its head allows the shark to scan large areas of the ocean floor while navigating shallow tropical waters.
Fascinating Traits of Hammerhead Sharks
The flattened, T-shaped head of a hammerhead shark is called a cephalofoil. This special structure spreads out its sensory organs, giving the shark superior vision and extraordinary electrical sensors that help it detect prey buried under the seabed sand.
Natural Colors of Ocean Marine Life
- Hammerhead shark back: Grayish-brown or olive green
- Hammerhead shark underside: Pale white or cream
- Brain coral: Olive, brownish-yellow, or muted green
- Clam shell: Off-white, beige, or pale pink