Megalodon was the largest shark ever to exist, growing far larger than today’s great white and dominating ancient oceans ...

Great white sharks are already massive, but scientists use their teeth to estimate just how big they can get—and those same ...

While exploring a remote Florida dirt road, we stumbled upon a massive Megalodon tooth lying in harm's way, moments from being crushed by passing vehicles. Watch as we rescue this incredible ...

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Such was undoubtedly the case for megalodon in Panama, where over 400 teeth from at least 16 different species of fossil shark were also uncovered. Young megalodons were not tiny.

Megalodon is also a mackerel shark, and some scientists have suggested that it, too, must have been at least partially endothermic to have maintained its growth rates in the varied environments ...

Megalodon may have been up to 80 feet long, but the colossal extinct shark was also probably thinner than scientists previously thought, according to a new study.

The extinct shark megalodon is often imagined as a beefy, supersize great white, with a gaping maw of pointy teeth capping off a powerful body that spanned 50 feet from nose to tail.

The megalodon (Otodus megalodon or O.megalodon) is believed to be the largest shark that ever has lived, measuring 34 to 66 feet and weighed upwards of 100,000 pounds.

If the megalodon didn't cause itself to go extinct, it may have been the work of an ancient exploding star, a shocking new study theorizes. Put forth by researchers Adrian Melott, Franciole ...

North Carolina is a hot spot for fossilized teeth from the extinct megalodon shark. Why? And what can we learn about this massive ancient predator from the teeth it left behind? 10/11/2022 ...

When many think of the prehistoric Megalodon (Otodus megalodon), they often think of the fierce predator being super-sized. Previous studies suggest that the shark, which has a cosmopolitan range ...