Megalodon, an extinct species of giant shark, likely communicated with other animals primarily through body language and possibly through low-frequency sounds, akin to modern sharks. These methods would have included posturing to signal dominance or submission and using vibrations in the water to convey information over distances. Although direct evidence of megalodon communication is unavailable, its close relatives today, like great whites, exhibit similar behaviors that provide insights into potential communication strategies.
The megalodon shark existed alongside many other plants and animals in the Oligocene Epoch. An example is the hyaenodon horridus.
Megalodon Sharks.
When they were alive (they could possibly still be) they ate marine animals. Mostly baby whales to adult whales
all animals have a way of communicating with other animals of the same species.
No, many other organisms came before megalodon.
Pheromones.
Humans.
over the iCloud
they talk though a megaphone
to mark territory property ect.
Megalodon is a prehistoric species of shark, and like most animals, individual Megalodons could be male or female. Gender in animals is determined by specific biological factors, including genetics and reproductive organs.
they use it to find food/communicate with each other