What color is a megalosaurus?

Answer 1

As is the case with all dinosaurs, it's impossible for us to know exactly what color their skin was, as they died out long before humans existed, and fossils do not preserve organs and pigment. However, it is likely that their colors were similar to the reptiles of today.

Answer 2

Megalodon was a large shark that became extinct 1.5 million years ago. We only know about them because of a few fossilized teeth and vertebrate. Therefor, scientists can't tell what color the megalodon was. Although, I'd speculate it would have a coloration similar to modern sharks. Modern sharks are usually grey, blue, white, or a mix of those colors.

Answer 3

They are only known from fossils. There are no fossils of Megalodon skin, and even if there were, fossils do not preserve the color of the living organism. Therefor, it is impossible to know for certain what color they were.

However, they are closely related to Great White Sharks. So it is reasonable to assume that they had a similar gray and white coloration.

Answer 4

They were brown, or dark grey, or grey, or brownish-greyish.