Also known as the hammerhead shark, it is named after its unique flat head and widely distributed eyes, mouth, and nose. It is a deep-sea fish that lives on the seabed. It can usually grow up to about 4 meters in length and reach a width of the head. The shape of their heads helps them search for food in the sandy soil on the seabed, such as small fish and crustaceans. It is also known for its unique hunting strategy, which utilizes the shape of its head to detect and perceive prey. Despite its unique appearance, hammerhead sharks are not particularly dangerous and are usually not aggressive towards humans. Due to overfishing and habitat destruction, this species is already facing the threat of extinction in some areas.