Megalodon was the largest predator in the oceans for about 20 million years before it went extinct, and that only happened ...

Otodus megalodon was the largest predatory fish in Earth's history. Measuring up to 24 meters, it was longer than a truck ...

Evening Standard/Hulton Archive/Getty Images Based on the existing literature, the Megalodon quite possibly gave birth to the largest shark babies in the world — past or present. This big size ...

How big was megalodon? Megalodon shark size: The megalodon was a gigantic creature, but maybe not as big as you think. There are a lot of arguments in the scientific community about megalodon's size.

The megalodon was also faster than any shark alive, with a theoretical average cruising speed of around 3.1 mph. This speed would have allowed it to encounter more prey, helping it meet its ...

“With its large serrated teeth megalodon would have eaten meat – most likely whales and large fish, and probably other sharks. If you are that big you need to eat a lot of food, so large prey is ...

Megalodon lived. Past tense. The largest shark ever, and arguably the largest predator, went extinct 2.6 million or more years ago. And it has stayed that way. But Hollywood sequel makers will be ...

Megalodon. A jumbo apex predator. The biggest shark that ever lived. It might be long extinct, but scientists (and Hollywood) are fascinated by the absolute unit. A new study done in collaboration ...

Their giant teeth — left behind in coastal sediments like spent bullets — inspired the 1843 name that has since become a household word: megalodon. Despite the megatoothed shark’s fame ...

In the U.S., megalodon teeth have been found along parts of the West Coast and on the East Coast from the Carolinas to Florida. The "big tooth" shark was about three times the size of a great ...