Fossil evidence suggests that the Megalodon would have fed upon many other animals, including the early whales and other sharks, as well as other large aquatic creatures. It would have had a very large appetite due to its incredibly large size and would have needed to eat in large quantities in order to sustain itself.
C. megalodon could have been the prey of other Miocene very large predators, like Livyatan melvillei.
This predatory odontoceti cetacian could reached the same size of extant sperm whales, or even larger. Confirmed length of more than 17 meters is accepted today by paleontologists, but VERY FEW fossils of this apex predatory whale were found. Larger individuals are a probabilistic certitude.
Moreover, Livyatan melvillei had not only teeth in BOTH upper and lower jaws - unlike sperm whales - but they had much larger teeth than megalodon (36 cm length confirmed).
(As a matter of fact, Livyatan melvillei had the largest teeth EVER found in a carnivorous predator, incuding tyrannosaurus, pliosaurs, mosasaurs and megalodons!)
Last but not least, Livyatan melvillei most probably hunted in packs, and were formidable predators.
it eats great white and plistrotic sperm whale and t rex. its enemie is to eat is the
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Nothing! The Meglodon was known to eat adult whales.
The megladon ate many kinds of fish. Small fish up to whales.
No.
They certainly did.
Megalodon Sharks.
Cetotherium
i was told the animal who gave birth to megalodon was called "shaheed miah" also meglodon was a giant great white shark that eat everthing it could eat.
Sawfish eat numerous little fish.
no megalodon were the only species of shark ever known to mankind they can eat human and a great white shark at the same time
Killer Whales Of Course If They Existed That Time
actually no, blue ringed octopusβs vemon is too small to kill the megalodon, so megalodn will eat blue ringed octopus!
Apparently, there is film of orcas taking out a Great White Shark...
When they were alive (they could possibly still be) they ate marine animals. Mostly baby whales to adult whales
you spell it megalodon