A consertative estimate of a medium sized C. megalodon, with 16 metres in total lenght, would be aprox. 50 tonnes.
A larger specimen with 20 metres would probably weight more than 100 tonnes.
But this is, at best, an educated guess.
We DON'T KNOW how large could be the largest specimens.
We DON'T KNOW the body structure of C. megalodon.
We DON'T KNOW if megalodon belonged to the genus Carcharodon, and was a bulkier version of a great white (Carcharodon carcharias), or if it belonged to the genus Carcharocles, and in this case it could well be a gigantic Mako shark.
Up to 100 tonnes or more.
65 to 80 tons
200 lb
100 pounds
about 500 pounds
they can weigh up to 5oo to 1000 pounds
It weighs 100 pounds.
1000 pounds about as much as a mini van
There are hundreds of species of sharks. It drastically depends on the shark specie what it weights they can weigh a few pounds to 47,000 pounds.
Carcharcadon megalodon was the giant ancestor of the Great White Shark, so pretty much anything it wanted.
a great white baby weighs 20 pounds
weight 550 pounds on average can get larger size 6.5 feet
In water, sharks can weight 50 pounds, land they weight to 100 to 500.
Wobbegong sharks, natve to Australia, have a weight of around 70 kg.
Up to 23 feet and may weigh 6500 pounds.