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The 10 Craziest Prehistoric Sharks
Yet, prehistoric sharks had even crazier adaptations ... A larger, modern-looking type of shark definitely wouldn’t have thrived in these types of freshwaters. Xenacanthus didn’t get too ...
Even bigger than ‘The Meg’: This is how long the largest shark that ever lived was according to a new study
New research suggests that the prehistoric megalodon, the biggest shark known to have existed, was even larger than we ...
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Some Megalodons Reached 80 Feet—But They Weren’t Built Like Great Whites, Research Suggests
EvolutionIncarnate, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons 15 million years before movies like Jaws and Open Water gave swimmers the heebie-jeebies, a prehistoric shark species called Otodus megalodon reached ...
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Megalodon may have been much bigger than we thought
Everyone's favorite prehistoric shark may have been much ... trunk and tail measurements from 145 present-day shark species and 20 extinct species. Based on the average proportions of the three ...
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5 things to know about sharks before you see 'The Meg' movie
The star of the film Since The Meg is about a prehistoric species of shark, it only seems right to talk a little bit about it here. Carcharodon megalodon (often known simply as Megalodon ...
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When Megalodon Bit Megalodon: Fossilized Teeth Show Signs Of Shark-On-Shark Damage
Fossilized shark teeth are some of the most abundant remnants of prehistoric oceans, providing scientists with crucial insights into the lives of long-extinct species. While fossils have a way of ...