A diver discovered a huge school of hammerhead sharks swimming in a group together while waiting for their evening hunt at Isla Wolf in the Galapagos.<br /><br />The footage, filmed on March 28, shows dozens of hammerheads seemingly swimming in place as they pass through the current. <br /><br />A scar can be seen on one of the female's heads, likely from mating.<br /><br />The filmer, Todd Kortte, commented: "The current was moving at an extreme fast pace. So much that the Hammerhead sharks appear to be swimming in place."
