Top 3 Prehistoric Sharks

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Sharks are a very old group of animals, and they've had millions of years to evolve. This has led to some very scary creatures throughout their history, including the famous Megalodon, the biggest shark of all time.

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3:59 Good mercy he’s tiny. I, for my entire life thought it was at least human sized.

carnotv

I'm a scubba diving instructor, just wanted to say that sucker fishes will attach to you too, a beautiful experience

stanfordwillis

Won't it be funny if we find out that the megalodon was actually a shark that had a huge mouth but very small bodies?

nyairorokidul

Why do sharks get such a bad rep man? I find sharks to be quite beautiful and fascinating.

siervodedios

The shark with the anvil shaped dorsal fin looks like it was eager to shine your shoes.

geoffreystuttle

Otodus was nearly as terrifying as the Megalodon. It's like the Megalodon but smaller. Still, at up to 40 feet long (the max size of Whale Sharks), it is one of the gargantuan sea monsters. It proves that the prehistoric seas were FULL of giant sharks (not just Megaldon).

Santosificationable

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filipliljekvist

Very well done, informative video. Don’t normally comment but just wanted to let you know so that you keep making more of them!

scarystuffscarystuffscarys

helicoprion was not actually a shark, it was a close relative to the ancient chimaera fish, like the goblin shark.

asherdavon

That wasn't an erroneous artist's conception, that was a Cretoxyrhina chomping down on a baby Mosasaur.

varanid

Great Video, though Helicoprion has since been reclassified as a rat-fish, a close cousin to sharks, and some speculate it actually could have eaten shelled animals by using the whorl to grapple animals like ammonites and suck them out of the shell. In any case, a great video nonetheless!

shannahan

That was a great video I love learning about Megalodon!

paulmartinez

Great job. I've looked at many shark books & have never seen or heard of most the animals you describe. Very fascinating.

kathryncarter

This video is put together quite nicely— in timing, illustration, narration, vocal tone, and information structure. Well done and thanks!

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