What on earth is it called?

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Amber

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I once saw a shark that had a nose that looked like a chain saw and it was moving up and down. Anyone know what that is?
 
That was a fish? Not a shark? Just busted my bubble :wink: lol
 
Amber,

Sharks are fish. The Sawfish is actually a type of ray and very closely related to sharks. There is also a Sawshark.
 
Walter,
I know they are fish..but..sharks are in a league all of their own :D
 
Here is a good link:

Sawfish

this what you saw?

Spydertek

PS.Was just talking about this animal with my SO recently and was currious if any where left alive or if they were extinct already.
 
SpyderTek once bubbled...
Here is a good link:

Sawfish

this what you saw?

Spydertek

PS.Was just talking about this animal with my SO recently and was currious if any where left alive or if they were extinct already.

Yes, that is what I saw. And unfortunatly I must say that the ones I saw (quite a few of them) were at the aquarium at Atlantis in the Bahamas.

Thanks for the link :)
 
Hello,

If you make a sighting in florida then please report it!

Ed
 

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