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Hammerhead sharks undergo significant growth and development from juvenile to adult stages. As they mature, they increase in size, with some species growing up to 20 feet long. Juveniles typically inhabit shallow coastal waters, while adults are found in deeper offshore environments. Their distinctive hammer-shaped heads become more pronounced as they age, aiding in their hunting and navigation.

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