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The largetooth sawfish (*Pristis pristis*) is a critically endangered species of ray belonging to the family Pristidae, found historically in tropical and subtropical coastal waters globally. It is characterized by its long, flattened snout lined with lateral teeth, which it uses to slash at schools...
The smalltooth sawfish (*Pristis pectinata*) is a critically endangered species of batoid fish belonging to the family Pristidae, primarily found in the Atlantic Ocean. It is distinguished from other sawfish species by its long, blade-like rostrum, which contains 20 to 32 teeth on each side. Histori...
The green sawfish (Pristis zijsron) is a critically endangered species of ray native to the Indo-Pacific region, inhabiting shallow coastal and estuarine waters. It is recognized by its long, narrow snout lined with sharp teeth, which it uses to stun prey and sift through the ocean floor. As one of...
The knifetooth sawfish (Anoxypristis cuspidata), also known as the narrow sawfish, is a distinct species of ray inhabiting coastal waters and estuaries of the Indo-West Pacific. It is characterized by its long, flat rostrum lined with sharp, widely spaced teeth, which it uses to slash through school...
The dwarf sawfish (Pristis clavata), also known as the Queensland sawfish, is a species of ray found in the shallow coastal and estuarine waters of northern Australia and southern New Guinea. As the smallest of the sawfish family, it typically reaches lengths of around 3.1 meters. Like other sawfish...
