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The nine known species of hammerhead shark range from 3 Feet up to 20 Feet.

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They weigh around 35Lb.

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I think surface to 70 feet. But I'm not sure. You could ask a shark expert about that kind of question.

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Hammerhead sharks eat a large range of items including fish, squid, octopus, crustaceans, and other sharks.

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Yes. Most sharks LIKE cold water

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15 lbs

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Only in the Northern parts of the South East stretch of the Indian ocean found near Egypt has this ever been recorded. This is due to the fact that these Sphyrna lewini, or more commonly known as Scalloped hammerhead sharks (the specie of hammerhead sharks found in these waters) have been forced to eat the vegetation in these parts of the world attributed to the reality that most of the fish that use to thrive in these waters have migrated to some parts of the Indian ocean near the coast of West Morocco. Leaving these sharks with no other source of food, although there are still some Protoreaster linckii, also known as the Red-knobbed starfish that frequently fall victim to these shark's ruthless, yet strategically planned, attacks. These poor creatures are number 17 on the WWF list of endangered species.

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A hammerhead shark eats enough food until they aren't hungry . Scientists have not found officially how much they eat

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According to the International Shark Attack File , housed at the University of Florida: The Hammerhead shark has been attributed with a total of 33 recorded attacks since 1580 with no deaths. A Hammerhead Shark grows to around 20 ft. full grown and is the most manueverable of all sharks; attacks have been blamed on adolescent Hammerheads seeking a mate and accidently trying to "nail" a human. The Great Hammerhead is the most dangerous to man.

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the united kingdom

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Hammerhead sharks (family Sphyrnidae) particularly eat stingrays, but also fish, octopus, crustaceans, and other sharks (even their own young).
Hammerhead Sharks are carnivorous predators. Their diet includes fish, squid, Octopus, Crustaceans and Sting Rays. Sting Rays are one of the hammerheads favorite prey species. Large Hammerhead species esp. the "Great Hammerhead" is known to feed on other hammerhead species as well. Hammerheads are also cannibalistic, they eat their own young ones.

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yes. because in science the white shark is proven to be the biggest.

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well if you take my height and multiple it but 49 then divide by 10 then add 10, you will get the answer in yards no kidding JK

i think they live in like the mid ocean other than that im not sure who FAR down they live

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Both dolphin and shark have a dorsal fin

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Most sharks are a blue/grey color with some white underneath. A few a brown or rust colored. Some sharks have stripes or spots on them which are black or even yellow.

The zebra shak is white with black spots. The goblin shark is pink and the swell shark is orange with black spots and epalette shark is orange and has one big black spot near the head surrounded by a band of white.

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They have their eyes on the side of their heads so they can see behind and to the sides of themselves. It's a defensive tactic.

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no animals hunts the hammerhead shark,they are at the top of the food chain.although they get caught in nets we don't usually hunt them

Bigger sharks may kill them on occasion, but large hammerheads have few enemies. Their unique head shape gives them an advantage in maneuverability.

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10-20 years

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most people eat only fins

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Hammerhead sharks are not found on any continents because they live in the ocean. Their distribution is throughout many of the tropical and subtropical regions of the Atlantic, Indian, and Pacific oceans. Therefor, they can be found along the coasts of parts of North and South America, Africa, Europe, Asia, and Australia.

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Yes. A hammerhead usually lives in the warmish open ocean and usually swim in packs

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I really do not know!

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Sharks have a cartilaginous skeleton.