What If Megalodon Met Fish With Strongest Bite Ever

Megalodon was the biggest shark and Dunkleosteus - the biggest fish. They both were fearsome creatures in their time. But what would happen if they came head to head?

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[heroimoof]

To the 1 person that’ll read this: you’re cool and adorable stay safe..

[JenFootR]

Congratulations to everyone who are early and found this comment

[randomperson]

I remember when almost everybody call him BIG DADDY FISH

[zachzgod]

The “big daddy” is one shark higher, and costs 3 times more, therefore wins

[nicharghabudi]

YOOOO thats my favorite fish when i was 10 years old its called dunkleosteus

[Lifestyle]

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[CarlosHernandez-llmf]

If dunkleosteus actually got a bite off at all, with an 80, 000 psi bite force, there's no skin too tough to bite through it would be a clean cleave. It literally bit through shell and armor, scales on a shark don't compare.

[cliqx]

Meg: Bright Side
Dunk: 7 second riddles
Imagine...😂

[danettedouglas]

I'm going to a megladon fossil quarry next month at Ernest Quarries near Bakersfield- I'm excited to find me a megladon tooth!

[_crimson]

Megaladon: FINALLY A WORTHY OPPONENT, OUR BATTLE WILL BE LEGENDARY!!

[surajrajwar]

*Any school and college students here🙌🙄*

[masterofpuzzling]

Can we just take a moment and appreciate their hard work cuz he really deserve to be appreciated

[paulallen]

"Hiding deep down the Mariana Trench"
Yes, about that. There's this thing called water pressure which is astronomic at those depths. This is why only primitive molluscs and small crustaceans have been found on those depths. I'm afraid a large shark any any vertebrate would find these depths lethal (putting it mildly). Sharks swim where there's most food. That's where the sunlight is used as an energy as the basis of the food chain. Yes, the upper layers. As for the suppose "fishermen" who saw a "giant shark" - a single one from an actual fisherman as opposed to "word of mouth".

[amazingterrarian]

fun fact: dunkleosteus has 10 different species

[Xick]

Finally the Showdown I've been waiting for

[ashyt]

When this video comes on ur notifications and u say to ur self it just came out there's already more than 15 comments

[kerryrichards]

I don't think dunkleosteos would lose that easily

[jesusdelrosario]

Fun fact: megalodon had the stronger bit drove of about 100, 000 to 180, 000 newtons, while Dunkleosteus terreli had a bite force of about 5, 000 newtons. Also the Engelman 2023 paper on Dunkleosteus terreli found the creature at only 13.5 feet (4.10 meters) long

[CreepySpino]

Man I was waiting for some one to do a video on dunkleosteus he's one of my favourite sea creatures!

[PlatinumSpirit]

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