C. megalodon appears in the fossil register in the Late Oligocene, and the more recent megalodon's fossil is from the Calabrian stage of the Pleistocene epoch.
This only proves C. megalodon was alive, and in good health, from about 28 million years ago to 1.5 million years BCE.
The oldest fossil found of a megalodon was not surely from the first megalodon alive, the same way the more recent tooth fossil accurately dated, from a million and a half years ago, was definetly not the last one alive!
I will not comment here on theories from cryptologists of possible relic populations of C. megalodon still alive in the Pacific Ocean.
The Pacific is three-dimensionallyVAST, and we still know less about our oceans than we know about the surface of planet Mercury!
A very significant number of cryptozoologists are serious marine biologists, or paleontologists.
The rest of cryptozoologists are amateurs, more or less scientifically informed and honest.
You have to judge for yourself the validity of their arguments.
Megalodons are extinct but some people think that they are still alive. But we can't go telling people that they are still alive because if we do that might be a lie. And we can't go down into the deep and explore because we would die from lack of oxygen and we don't have the right equipment to go down and explore. But even today people still say that they have seen megalodons.
Yes, there were a few cases of shipwrecks caused by megalodons.
Megalodons were prehistoric marine animals, like giant sharks. They very likely did lay eggs.
yes they are carnivores
Oceans worldwide
oceans worldwide
they poo
megalodon mostly ate other megalodons and dugongs (manatee cousins)
megalodons ate whales so it ate killer whales too. it ate all whales
megalodons
When dinasours roamed the earth.
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