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Fisherman Catches Two-Headed Baby Shark

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A fisherman recently caught a two-headed baby shark off India’s Maharashtra coast and tossed it back into the water ― but not before taking photos of the rare find. “We do not eat such small fish, especially sharks, so I thought it was strange but decided to throw it anyway,” Nitin Patil told the Hindustan Times. Biologists checked out the images of the six-inch fish and determined it was either a spadenose or sharpnose shark, according to the outlet. Scientists and marine biologists said the two-headed shark Patil caught could be a first along the approximately 450-mile Maharashtra state coastline.

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