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The great hammerhead, as its name implies, is the largest of the hammerheads. This one was about 11 ft. long.

August 31, 2015
The great hammerhead is the largest of the hammerheads. This one was about 11 feet long!

Photo: Ian Davenport

The great hammerhead, as its name implies, is the largest of the hammerheads. Average size estimates of mature individuals varies between 10-14 ft in length with a weight approximately 500 lbs! This one was about 11 ft. long.
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