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This fish has TEETH on its NOSE? | Leo the Wildlife Ranger Spinoff S5E11 | @mediacorpokto

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17 October 2017 marked the first annual International Sawfish Day, dedicated to increasing knowledge and awareness of sawfish throughout the globe (follow along on social media #IntlSawfishDay). In celebration of this initiative, SOSF has rolled out five informative and educational web articles about one of the ocean’s most critically endangered groups of elasmobranchs. Topics included; […]

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Top Ten Sawfish Facts | Original Diving Blog

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If you’re heading to Florida, the Bahamas or the Caribbean, here are our top ten sawfish facts to help maximise your chances of a rare encounter.

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Largetooth sawfish - Save Our Seas Foundation

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Although they look more like a shark, **sawfish are actually a type of ray**. They are distinguished by their long, extended snout, which is lined either side by widely spaced teeth. This ‘saw’ can make up almost a quarter of their body length, and they will rapidly thrash it from side to side to stun and capture prey. They are one of the most endangered shark and ray species alive today.