Video: Fishermen help sharks give birth to babies

A hammerhead shark was supported by a group of fishermen, after these people discovered it was injured.

According to the Telegraph, fishermen found hammerhead sharks when fishing in the night at Venice beach, near the Gulf of Mexico. Sharks are brought near the shore in an injury and about to give birth.

Sharks have a wound on them and a shark is trying to get out. According to the group of fishermen, young fish stocks may be the cause of mother fish injuries. After about two hours, 20 baby sharks are taken out of the womb in turn. Mother shark died of serious injury.

Hammerhead sharks , also known as hammer and shark , reproduce only once a year. Each litter, this species is about 12-15 heads, large individuals can produce 20-40 offspring. Newborn sharks can swim to the warmer waters themselves and stay here until they are big enough and hunt themselves. Food of hammer sharks is fish, squid, octopus, crustaceans, even fish belonging to their relatives.