Why i'm a Megalodon fan? Because the Megalodon had the most powerful bite force of any creature,Megalodon is big and I think no one could beat this king.
Well ur all wrong cuz do u know what’s the surpriseing part? We only discovered only 5 percent of the ocean they might be things 100 💯 TIMES BIGGER THEN A MEGOLDON
abraham sandoval Yea sure that’s probably what u think but still remember this WE STILL DONT KNOW SOME THINGS ABOUT THE OCEAN WE EVEN DIDNT DISCOVER HALF OF HR OCEAN YET Who knows wats under their? Maybe underwater dragons might exist who knows but u really can’t take a guess of something that u don’t know like for example WE ONLY DISCOVERED 5 percent OF THR OCEAN so u really can’t doubt anything cuz anything can exist under there
Is anyone else saddened these huge primal creatures don’t live anymore. Yes ofcourse I won’t like it when a megalodon is swimming in the sea where I swim but heck the beasts of old fascinate me so much. Even mammoths were pretty dope
Jennifer Poole Lmao yea totally. Mammoths, Megoladons, Dino’s, huge crocodiles...etc. No one is gonna get killed for sure. If we ever tried to get near them, we would die. You’d have to be insane to want these monsters back.
what's crazy is that there could have been bigger ones since we've only uncovered less than 5% of the ocean, and possibly some larger ones still living
Megaladon vs Leviathan will depends on who bites first megalodon has the most powerful bite and the leviathan had the biggest teeth so it depends:) ps. Sorry if my grammar is bad:>
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"If you scream at a tarantula it's easy to imagine you scream at this like a banshee..." ~imagines it~ 'bursts out laughing' (imagine a scooter diver trying to scream underwater
T-Rex: I have the strongest bite ever! Megalodon: No! I have the strongest bite ever! T-Rex: Jump in land to tell that to my face. Megalodon: Nuhu. Jump in water to tell that to my face. T-Rex: I'm in land! Megalodon: I'm in water!
This is my comfort topic to discuss. I love history and historical creatures like these really catch my eye. Please keep making more and interesting fun videos.
The_retard 1970 because the erosion rate of rock is very slow. Most megaladon fossils we have found are from its teeth because its a shark and thus made out of mostly cartilage. Often the teeth wash up on shore where the water dosent affect them
So maybe you can look for something that lives out of the water like.. lets say... Dinosaur, which is really hard to get these days.., umm elephant, giraffe, bear - something like that maybe?
I'm a bit late to the party, but I loved how you put other examples of the animals in the categories. Like the giant scorpion also had the millipede. It's a lot better than having a huge list of animals that are too much like each other.
Megalodons did not live in the deep sea, they lived in shallow tropical waters & would not have evolved to survive in the deep seas. If the creature still existed we would have seen them by now, therefore it's not in any way, shape, or form likely that it's still around.
I have a few theories of my own regarding the Megalodon's survival. Everything we "Think" we know about prehistoric creatures is based on someone else's discovery, interpretation, opinion and perception. And the fact that we have only explored 5% of our Oceans, leaves 95% open to Speculation and Debate. It is believed that whales adapted their feeding range to include the Water Column of the Ocean Floor during several (6 Recorded) Ice Ages. It can also be argued that the Megalodon used its Mesothermy (Found in Modern Sharks) capability to adapt to colder deeper water as a survival method to escape Extinction by Starvation. Another Theory suggest that considering both the Livyatan and Megalodon is believed to have gone extinct during the same time period. Perhaps the Livyathan went extinct because the Megalodon focused on them as prey during the Ice Age. Which is why the Livyatan went extinct and the Megalodon did not, surviving the Ice Age contrary to popular believe. The Megalodon was or perhaps still is 60 tons of bad attitude with a 40,000 pound force (lbf). The most powerful bone crushing, muscle lacerating bite force ever to dominate the Oceans. There is also the theory of Global Warming causing obvious climate change. What if the warming water serves as an invitation to dinner, inviting the beast from the deep where it has survived an extinction level event? Returning to its previously preferred habitat of shallower warmer water closer to land mass for both hunting and breeding as before?
+that martian named marvin THANK YOU plus the megalodon closely resembles a great white and those sharks can swim up to 22 miles per hour because of their torpedo shaped body
Ricardo Garcia Modern sperm whales(see 8:52) can swim up to 27 mph, I don't see why Livyatan can't do the same. Most people think whales are fat, and slow, but in reality, even the giant blue whales can swim up to 30 mph.
Everyone says that "If plesiosaurs were alive today, we would be their dinner!" and stuff like that. But if Elasmosaurus was alive today, it wouldn't be able to eat you. It had a very small mouth for its body size, only about 1.7_2.3 feet in diameter. It primarily hunted small fish, using its HUGE neck to pop out of nowhere under them, as its body was below the school of fish it was hunting, and grab a few surprised fish, pull its neck back down, and repeat the process until it was full (or when all the fish were gone). This tatic is very efficient and it only hunted in deeper waters, so you don't have to worry about it rushing at you like a shark. It if was attacking you, it would simply use its sheer bulk to overpower you. It was likely docile (no predators ate it during its time) and would likely only fight back when provoked, like most animals. There WOULD be a problem with them and commercial fishing boats, however. I don't know if an Elasmosaurus would attack a boat if it was taking its food.
