There are eight species in one family in this order of sharks. Sawsharks are small, slender fish with
long, flat, saw-like snouts edged with thin, sharp teeth! They have long barbels in front of their nostrils, two dorsal fins, and no anal fin. They are found in the western Pacific, the northwestern and the southeastern Atlantic, and the
western Indian oceans. In temperate regions they are usually found in shallow water, in tropical regions they are found in deeper waters. They eat small fish, crustaceans, and squid.
 Endangered in N.H.
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 Threatened in N.H.
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 Introduced
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 Endangered in U.S.
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 Threatened in U.S.
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 Breeds in N.H.
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| New Hampshire Species |
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Other North American Species |
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Bahamas Sawshark
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