Sawfishes are fish with long, flat snouts covered in teeth, and gills but no lungs. There are 8 sawfish species, with 5 living in Australian waters, where they inhabit muddy areas and eat plankton and small fish. Sawfishes are endangered due to being caught as bycatch in nets.

1. SAWFISH
Andreu Fàbregas Silvestre

2. DESCRIPTION
Sawfishes have got 2
eyes, a spiracle, and
a rostrum. Also they
have fins.
They haven't got lungs

3. LOCATION AND HABITAT
There are 8 species of
sawfishes. 5 of this
live in australian
seas.
They live in muddy
water

4. FOOD
Sawfishes eat plankton
and small fishes.

5. SAWFISHES IN DANGER
Sawfishes are in
danger. They are
capture in nets.

6. INTERESTING THINKS
Sawfishes mesure
about 0.65 metres
when they born.