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Cacharadon Megalodon

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You think any of them might be dwelling in the ocean?
Feel free to tell theorys of what caused them to die out.
(Megalodon is an extinct(?) shark that was over 60 feet long and had teeth the size of an adult human hand)
 
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The case against Megalodon

IMHO, the chances are miniscule. Yes, we haven't explored a lot of the ocean depths and the vast open waters - but Megalodon was a coastal, warm-water shark. If it *has* moved into the depths, then the resultant suite of modifications it would have undergone mean that it wouldn't be a Megalodon anymore, but merely a descendant.

Henry
 
i wish they were alive still.i'd love to see one.i think a new shark was discovered last week,but i can't remember what it was.
 
I very much doubt it, saying that though they are discovering new species all the time. Who's to say they wont find one, like they found the Coelacanth...
 
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