The hammerhead shark, belonging to the Sphyrnidae family, is an apex predator native to warm ocean waters worldwide. Noted for its distinctive T-shaped head, which aids in hunting by providing a 360-degree sensory range, it has tiny electroreceptors to detect prey even when hidden in sand. Surprisingly, schools of juvenile hammerheads often gather in large numbers, a rarity among top predators. Some researchers believe their unique head shape allows for better maneuverability and a sharper turning radius when chasing prey.
Artistically interpreted with a soft black pencil.
No frame included.
This print is available in Din A 5, Din A 4 and 30x40cm.
Note that on 30x40cm slight blurr can occur. The Drawings are printed as 1:1 replica of the original and this slight blurr is intentional.
