Rare primitive shark captured on video in Japan
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Re: Rare primitive shark captured on video in Japan
That story reminds me of an article I read about the possible existence of Megaloden(sp?) which was the prehistoric ancestor of the great white shark. This thing grew to about 50 feet long but some researchers believe they could still live in the dark depths of the ocean because as long as there was still a food supply in the ocean's depths there's a small chance it still exists and there's no ggod reason why they would lose thier food supply . Dead ones wouldn't wash ashore because they didn't have flotation bladders so they would just sink to the bottom of the ocean.
Imagine seeing one of those alive that are 3x the size of a great white. It would eat you without even knowing it, we would be like dental floss for them.Comment
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Re: Rare primitive shark captured on video in Japan
Lot more stuff that we don't know about my friend........That story reminds me of an article I read about the possible existence of Megaloden(sp?) which was the prehistoric ancestor of the great white shark. This thing grew to about 50 feet long but some researchers believe they could still live in the dark depths of the ocean because as long as there was still a food supply in the ocean's depths there's a small chance it still exists and there's no ggod reason why they would lose thier food supply . Dead ones wouldn't wash ashore because they didn't have flotation bladders so they would just sink to the bottom of the ocean.
Imagine seeing one of those alive that are 3x the size of a great white. It would eat you without even knowing it, we would be like dental floss for them.Comment
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Re: Rare primitive shark captured on video in Japan
That story reminds me of an article I read about the possible existence of Megaloden(sp?) which was the prehistoric ancestor of the great white shark. This thing grew to about 50 feet long but some researchers believe they could still live in the dark depths of the ocean because as long as there was still a food supply in the ocean's depths there's a small chance it still exists and there's no ggod reason why they would lose thier food supply . Dead ones wouldn't wash ashore because they didn't have flotation bladders so they would just sink to the bottom of the ocean.
Imagine seeing one of those alive that are 3x the size of a great white. It would eat you without even knowing it, we would be like dental floss for them.

Look at the size of that tooth:
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