Animals on the Brink of Extinction

Shark Saws

Shark Saws (Pristis Microdon) are fish that live in Lake Sentani. Shark saws are also popularly known as stingray or shark because it is endemic in Sentani Lake Sentani, Papua. Westerners call it Largetooth Jawfish which means large toothed shark. This includes fish and freshwater fish breeding ovovivipar way.
Although the appearance of shark chainsaw is pretty awful, but that does not mean the fish is to be ruler in Lake Sentani. Facts on the ground indicate population Pristidae family members named Latin Pristis Microdon continues to shrink. Fish are spread in Australia, India, Papua New Guinea, South Africa and Thailand are classified as freshwater inhabitants and like the tropics. Usually they live in large lakes, rivers or marshes certain. In Indonesia there are sharks in the river saw Digul Mahakam River (Kalimantan), the Siak River and River Sepih.