10 Sightings of the Megalodon That May Prove It Exists
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10 Sightings of the Megalodon That May Prove It Exists
No other prehistoric animals has divided opinions more than the megalodon, mostly about the question
whether it still exists or not. While a lot of experts definitely say that these monsters are long gone,
there are still some who fervently believe that they still roam the earth’s waters. Many sightings of the
mighty fish have been reported through the decades, some of which are so compelling that it’s really
hard not to believe that these monsters died out millions of years ago. The number one sighting is
particularly curious, so stay tuned for that. Here are 10 Sightings of the Megalodon That May Prove It
Exists.
Number 10. An Unverified Attack
Let’s start things off not with an actual sighting, but with the possible outcome of a close encounter with
a megalodon. A few years ago, a photo surfaced on the internet showing a beached whale. While seeing
abeached whale is already strange in itself, there’s something that sets this event apart from the rest.
The whale’s entire tail is missing, and it looks like it’s been bitten off by something large.
The most compelling thing about the photo is that you can clearly see bite marks around where the tail
should have been. Now, this is a 70 foot humpback whale, one of the largest animals in the oceans, who
could have done such a thing?
While it is true that Orcas or killer whales have a habit of hunting and feeding on whales, it isn’t known
whether they can take on a whale of this size. Plus, experts believe that the tail was shorn off in one
bite. The only animal with the size and strength to possibly do this is, you’ve guessed it, the mighty
megalodon.
Number 9. Unusually Young Teeth
Still yet another sighting, I promise we will get into those in a bit, but not something less compelling.
This story has something to do with the British ship HMS Challenger, a former small warship that was
converted into the first dedicated oceanographic ship with its own laboratories, microscopes and other
scientific equipment onboard. Its job was to explore the oceans and discover new animals that have
never been previously discovered, mostly by dredging the bottom of the ocean and see what they can
drag up.
While dredging a seabed near Tahiti in 1875, pulled up a pair of Megalodon teeth. Over the years, dating
of the teeth has produced mixed results. Some dates fall in the 10,000-15,000-year-old range. That's a
far cry from 1.5 million years ago, when Megalodon supposedly went extinct. If the dating is accurate,
megalodons have survived to a far later time than previously thought. And if they made it to as late as
10,000 years ago, who’s to say they aren’t roaming the oceans today?
Number 8. The Google Map Sighting
Ever since Google Maps was launched, a lot of people have been finding strange things on there. Some
are easily explainable, like glitches on the photo or misidentifying certain things or animals to be
something totally different, like in a recent viral photo, which many thought to be proof of the Kraken,
turned out to be just a rock. But there are some cases that, no matter how strange they are, can’t simply
be explained by conventional thinking.
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This image reportedly shows a Google Map image in the Bahamas. In it you can clearly show the
silhouette of an extremely large fish. We know it’s large because these images are taken by satellites
orbiting the earth, so animal that would have registered on the image must be extremely large.
Could it be a whale shark, the only living animal that could even remotely match what’s on the photo?
Yes, it could be, but if you see the photo, there’s something quite a bit off with the shape for it to be a
whale shark. Of course, it is a bit premature to declare this to be a megalodon, but what are the other
possibilities?
Of course there’s the “doctored photo” explanation, which is also highly likely. But, in the remotest of
chances that the google map image wasn’t faked, is it still safe to swim in the Bahamas?
Number 7. The Cape Town Photo
This piece of evidence caused both a sensation and an uproar dividing mainstream scientists and those
who are keeping an open mind. This very famous photo shows an extremely large fish swimming
alongside German Uboats, reportedly taken just off the coast of Cape Town, South Africa during the
height or World War II in 1942. The photo even shows German sailors looking at the monstrous beast as
it swims alongside the submarines. 
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This video just gives me another reason to be terrified of the ocean
Sean Krizkyle P (Kyle) Lacson me
ok so ur scared of nothing cuz it does not exsist nice
I couldn't have said it better.
Ya meeeee tooooooooo
I’m not in fact I swim in the Pacific Ocean every day and guess what I only like the biggest waves so I always go to the beaches with bog waves now I’m moving to the Atlantic tho:(
On number five you can see that it’s a basking shark. When the boy touches it you can see the white bands in its jaw that mark a basking shark. The article he showed us even says it.
I know, people claim that these prove mythical creatures exist but they ignore LOGICAL, PROVABLE, FACTS.
@@thegamingkid4291 your argument is more dead than the fish
Dont know about that. The nose is too narrow for a Basking Shark. Could be a 6 gill shark from the deep sea that washed up on the beach. Just went back and seen the news clipping on it. I'm surprised because the snout looked way to narrow for a Basking shark. If you look them up you'll see the nose is more square but basking is what they're saying so wont argue with these experts. Good eye cause I missed that. I want to believe in the meg but havent seen any convincing evidence. Have you?
Thank god somebody with some sense
@@thegamingkid4291 10 year old kid thinks he's smart-
The ocean is a HUGE mystery full of countless wonders we couldn't even fathom. It's so deep a human can't even TRY to reach the bottom but something like a meg could! It also could evade the vision of people bc it's so big it can move faster then anything if it tried. Who knows the megs could be part of why the waves and currents flow the way they do.
As a Megalodon fan myself, I doubt it exists. I mean just think about it, it’s over 60ft long and weighs 50 tons! The amount of nutrition this monster would need to keep itself alive would be near impossible. Most whales and big fish would be gone, and some tourists would’ve seen them already, considering how many cruise ships cruise around the ocean all year round(as it needed a warm climate just like dinosaurs). There is a tiny possibility that they could’ve evolved to survive in under cold waters in small numbers like in the depths of the Mariana Trench where it would feed on giant squids or other weird fish that live down there but it’s very difficult to believe it. We would literally see boats being damaged from their jaws or other significant sightings that would indicate that they’re absolutely alive. But again, who am I to say that lol 😂.
Cold temperatures at the bottom of the sea. Who knows how long a massive animal that could eat a whale can sit there and do nothing for. Perhaps once it feeds it simply hibernates until it needs food again.
Can’t rule out hibernation. Wouldn’t need as much food as everyone is thinking, especially in a cold water.
@@JourneymanLineman I just watched a marine biologist explain deep down there's not enough food, it's a snark, it would need daily very fatty meat to survive
@@JourneymanLineman you do realize it would implode that the bottom of the ocean right?
@@JourneymanLineman Have you ever seen a shark, let alone an ocean creature, hibernate? It's not something fish really do; mammals and reptiles, sure, but not fish.
And it lives in tropical
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The shark that washed up was a basking shark. It had no teeth, the same mouth shape, and the same color. So it's either that, or a very small, toothless, really dark megalodon!
I was going to say the same the thing. U can clearly see it was a basking shark when it opened its mouth too.
We have no idea what a megladon would have looked like though.
Your right, It literally says in the newspaper report he put on screen 'A 500 pound basking shar was washed up today, when authorities arrived it had already sadly died.'
@@shcum DO we not thought we have fossils my guy and the scientists are already starting to say it looked more like a bull shark than any other.
the article he shows at 6:22 says its a basking shark 4 times
I don't think the megaladon exists, but I think there is something quite like it that's had adapted to our more modern times. Which terrifies me, as to how smart they may actually be
A megalodon sized animal that is really smart ? You mean sperm whales.
?
good news. evolution does not mean a species evolves its intelligence. it just adapts to its ecological niches. with too heavy environmental changes, it dies out. but jellyfish, bugs, lizards, frogs ... they all exist today not because they are smart (& smarter than their ancestors), but because they are well adapted
I love how for number 5 they LITERALLY put the article on screen that SAID THAT IT WAS IDENTIFIED AS A BASKING SHARK BY S C I E N T I S T S, and they still tried to say "ooo it big scawy megalodon gasp"
I’ve lost my faith in humanity if they thing the basking shark is the meg the meg would have huge teeth
"we're gonna need a bigger boat"
I go so mate
Nice reference my man
Hahahah
A WAYYYYY BIGGER BOAT
yup
Me: just come out the sea
Also me now: never swimming in sea again
solo scary
Right....
It depends were you are in the world
Idk how to swim but sea low Kay is scary though
Ed Ed true
It is hilarious how easy it is to disprove these. The article itself said it was a basking shark lmao
Ya it is very easy
Pretty easy to tell without the article.
LMAO
Explain the rescue footage.
@@williamgee6654 Whale shark. He says in the video that whale sharks don't swim near Brazil but a quick look on Wikipedia completely disproves that.
Ok pointing out on number 2. Just because some Meg teeth were white, doesn't mean theyre very recent. Fossils can get vaious colors depends on sediments which is why many animal fossils has the same coloration as the rocks where they are buried. In case of white fossils, the animal dies on water and thus, water prevents minerals from petrifying the fossil which is why we discovered white Meg teeth
And pointing out the rest. With today's technology, such thing as Photoshop and CGI exists
Number 5 shark has no teeth so I’m thinking a basking shark
yes it did seem to be trying to get a tan.
Haha
I saw a glimpse of the inside of the mouth it had white lines inside them and no teeth so yea I guess it is a basking shark
@@patrickjames1159 lol
Whale shark 🐋.
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I have no doubts there are huge aquatic predators out there. With or without predetermined names. In all history those species deep in the sea seem to be safe from world events. Things aren't like our shark horror movies, they don't seek out humans. But I absolutely believe humongous scary yet incredible animals exist
Maybe our waters have access to waters unknown (to the general public unknown that is)
Basically animals could evolve bigger than the blue whale, if they were to live in the ocean.
Nobody knows 💯 what the heck is going on in the deep🌊💙
People trying to say that the megalodon still exists are kinda the marine biology version of flat earthers
Ikr
True
Facts
As I'm learning both marine biology and ichthyology (Yes i do like fish and marine mammals) I've learned that you can't 100% say something is extinct but I'd say it's EXTREMELY VERY EXTREMELY unlikely it's still alive, but that's what scientists usually say or think i do agree it's extinct.
We have only discovered 5% i dont blame them
it could still be alive because they never discovered 95% of the ocean
Yeah but they cant survive deep down the animals aren’t big enough down there
80% actually
@@xman1532 there is a giant squid bigger than a ship deep under water they discovered
Might be a source of food?
@@Mcbruuh yes I’m not saying it’s not still alive I’m just saying is unlikely
@@Mcbruuh and they have to find the giant squids which might take awhile so they might not be able to find enough of them to survive off the squids
i will never board a small boat
I’ll never Board a boat
@@mikecarota2194
english is my third language
thanks for your correction
Me too
Imnanxnxjz
Same
#5 is a Basking Shark, also, like the Whale Shark, a Filter Feeder, quite a common sight in The Gulf .
Thank you for your comment and I do agree with you
Bruh wtf... I literally just watched a video before this one with the EXACT same script.... just shows y'alls levels of originality
I iq 10
lol!
Check the videos upload date it might also be the other way around
Same..
This guys IQ is 0, his 6th evidence is a basking shark it literally says it in the article and i quote, "The male BASKING shark which weighed an estimated 5,000 pounds and was measured at 26 feet, 6 inches, died shortly after authorities arrived on the scene.
the sighting with yellow and green, square head, and spots sounds exactly like a whale shark bruv
Are yu sure yu aren't talking about SpongeBob SquarePants ?
Considering whale sharks are.more.of a grayish brown with cream colored spots. I would.say it wasn't that
@@terinmurtem3505 let’s just go to a conclusion they found a sponge who can’t lift a stick with marshmallows on the side of it
@@thetigersgoat if an object is under the water while you are above it it can appear more yellowy green, it almost definitely was a whale shark
@@thetigersgoat no she telling the truth it was a whale shark like ugh
This video is ridiculously entertaining. Tales from seamen, blurry footage & the one actual video of a beached shark is in fact a basking shark or greenland shark, as one can easily notice with a quick comparison of photos. I had a good watch tho
The line at 3:41 "this piece of evidence caused both a sensation and an uproar dividing mainstream scientists and those who are keeping an open mind" is a good indicator of how seriously this video should be taken.
Me: *sees title*
Also me: *watches video think it will be cool*
Me again: *Realises there have been sightings of the megaledon near where I live*
* Intense Stressing *
Not one l believe
That makes two of us 😂
@@lilawolcott4646 haha 😆 I’m still scared x3
You do be vibin
Bruh I’m from South Africa 🇿🇦🥺
The beached shark is a Basking Shark! It has no visible teeth!
Does not look like one though
It could be a new type of whale
Or shark
@@JSLCok It looks exactly like one...the basking shark looks like a big great white when it has its mouth closed....when the kid is touching the shark you can clearly see the inside of a basking shark mouth without teeth.
Yeah basking sharks easily get that big and the mouth and color is exactly like a basking shark
This video gave me a reason why you should only trust experts
When ever I see a video of a topic of
Extinct animals it makes to become a scientist to find meg and shine😎😎
Shark + Dinosaur = Megalodon (also known as a literal nightmare)
totally xd
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I think Megalodon mean big tooth/teeth Just sayin
True
Lol that is correct though
Source: trust me bro
I love the ocean, and the sharks are scary BUT sharks are one of my favourite animals for some reason 😂✋🏻
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thanks for the circle in the thumbnail i wouldnt even have seen the shark without it
Number 5 was a basking shark. Close up howsno visible teeth and the coloration is that of a basking as well
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Don't mind me the 11 yr old kid just searching up megalodon facts...but still scared 😁
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* puts blanket around you * Don't worry. You'll be fine.
So cringe
R/youngpeopleonyoutube
@@lepiper R/confidentlyincorrect
Cole Tobin you understand that I wasn’t saying that to you right?
That large shark washed up on the beach looks very similar to a basking shark, which is the second largest living shark.
Because it is
It says it in the article
Third largest. Megs are here
@@TheNiggo2 proof?
@@TheNiggo2 megs aren't alive
Personally, with how little we've explored in the ocean, compared to space seeing as it's so difficult for our bodies to do so. I'd imagine the possibility there may be some left, if not possibly in a smaller form to adapt to the possibly shortage of food.
0:54 - You can literally see the multiple cuts of a large propeller along the whales body (especially near the tail). It was hit by a ship, and chopped up by the massive ships propeller.
Sir, this is a discover channel documentary that was said to be staged and cgi BY discovery channel. Its not a ship propeller it doesnt even exist
Cgi
Me: *sees title*
Also me: *sees it was posted a week ago *
Me: *looks at picture*
Me: Man that’s photoshop
😂😂😂
I mean nobody has taken a real life pic of a megaladon yet so what did you expect lol? I know this could just be a joke but if it isn’t then yeah
Not really I have seen a meg but I can’t really tell I saw at the beach it was at least 60 feet long and very wide I have a pic idk if I am right but I might be but yes photoshop
Yea lol
but still watches the video
I wonder why do i go back everey day just to wach a new or old vid
there might be a megaladon because only 95 of ocean is unexplored
@@justsomemegwithalongnose7116 their might be something bigger... scarier... something nobody has ever showed or seen in a movie...
@@PrototypeFilms1 then the oxygen leves have to get higher or lower so chances are theres nothing bigger
@@mysticalballs6211 :(
@@Scarabium hmm you must be new to this channel to reply today
the first 1 is INSANE to me!
Totally implausible that they still exist but still entertaining to watch
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Reminds me of jaws and the most famous line...
Brodie:we’re gonna need a bigger boat...😅😶😶😶😰😰
OMG YAS
"You're* gunna' need a bigger boat".
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@@leacebee5892 lol I love that line too dont worry
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The megalodon still exists.
It roams in people's heads.
People who think the Megalodon still exists literally think every large object in the ocean is a Megalodon 😂🤦♂️.
Mhm
I doubt it 😂😂😂 but it's ok to have an open mind regardless
That's me
XD
You just need to B E L E I V E.
as said by a wise man in jurassic park, life finds a way. megaladons have found a way to adapt to water temp changes and primary food changes, i have no doubt about it.
Life finds a way, as said IN A SCIENCE FICTION MOVIE that goes against basic evolution and biology. I'm sorry but there is no way its alive. If you want to offer up actual evidence I'm open to discussion.
@@tarantulatyrant389 agreed
Fax tho
@Richard Hart It was believed that the Megalodon was the ancestor of the Great White, but now they're believed to be ancestors of the Mako shark
@Richard Hart Sure, just like the whole theory of monkeys/apes evolving into humans. Yet, there are still monkeys/apes
Funnily enough - Photoshop has existed for a long time :)
Yes, they do exist, Have seen a Megalodon measuring 60 feet long of the coast of Bremer Bay in Western Australia. Six adults saw it on the day. This is in the same area that the Killer Whales are today. Near the deep shelf.
Me remembering 85% of the ocean is undiscovered and now has all the reasons in the world not to ever go to the beach😖
Me to
Aw, I say go to the beach! Most sharks don't like to venture that close to the shore. You're definitely okay to go swim in shallow water. Did you know you're more likely to get struck by lightning than biten by a shark? They are very misunderstood creatures. 💯
I'm with YOU! I got trapped in a RIP current once and ended up WAY far frm shore - I wont go in over my knees Ever Again!
Oh - the beach is fine, but again, not too close to the water!
@@maryellengora4604 wow that happened to me to once
I’m not trying to be a downer but a bunch of these entry’s are faked by the discovery channel
Your right
Wdym faked?
No way is this real 😳
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Sea life is really phenomenal and scary to say the least
the megalodon most definantly doesnt exist anymore btw
@@officialpondus9404 actually you are wrong. You are also very ignorant. Megalodon does exist. It's a fact.
At 6:12 the article literally says it’s a basking shark
I meant 6:21
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The coast guard one has always fascinated me
The Meg Movie is just amazing! We want part 2 right?
Yea
We did there were 2 megs in the movie
@@un2549 ?
@@brightpri6692 that was a joke since there were 2 megalodon in the movie
@@un2549 one was ridiculously bigger tho
We all know megalodons are just overgrown great whites XD
megladon is more dangerous -_-
jojoUwUjojo even scarier no it’s nightmare
Did they eat u,! BURN!
@@Doshatch wut :/
Different diets and climates. Great whites are warm blooded while Megs are cold blooded.
I’m totally subbing for your narration
Number #3, the Coast Guard video, was enormousa
The whale just wanted to get some sun! He was tired of the cold water 😂
Popcorn time! Like do you agree bro? 😎👍😃
He needed a tan! He needed to stretch his jaws! Get them bigger! Mating season is soon! He has to look prefect for the lADieS oOh lA La
Yeah he just wanted to tan
😂
@@freefall8285 Of Course
"And do you know what kind of shark whose size much closely resembles- its the megaladon" lol that gets me every time
The washed up black shark in Mexico after two years of investigation is actually a Megamouth which is a rare newly discovered shark in the 90’s. Live specimen captured on video was off the coast of California. It’s a deep sea shark. So leaves the theory that giant sharks do live in the abyss.
The fact he said “what other shark could there be” it’s like there are probably hundreds of undiscovered species of sharks all over the ocean.
With the crediblity of this video, I have no problem going back into the ocean.
Ya the ocean have more deadly creature to us then the sharks so ya you’re fine
But the ocean is dangerous we have to get rid of it
Jk
what?
@@theunnamed5961 Ok so you do know there is a spider that can liquify your outsides and one that can liquify your insides.
About the same believability as "10 sightings of Cthulhu himself that may prove he exists"
Megalodon is fascinating to me, I don't think they exist but it would be pretty cool
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POV: you’re trying to deny all of the sightings because you don’t want to terrify yourself.
(Believe me, I’m doing it too.)
I love the meg so
@@Alduin__the_legendary_dragon how does it feel to be a freak😽🔫
@Isabella Anghel So you're denying anything that is not somehow linked to your state? That's a weird way of thinking...
NOPE 😃
More like I don’t wanna get my hopes up. 😅
My pals Mr and Mrs bigfoot have told me that the megaldon still exists, so I believe them
top notch comment. respect
I respect that
I like how the title is 10 *Sightings* of the Megalodon That *May* *Prove* It Exists.
Well to me if the whale tail was bit off you would see the bite, when people have been bit by sharks you can clearly see the bite and where the teeth went thru. I wonder if a large ship is to blame…the huge propeller(s) could be the culprit. The whale tail seems to have been more cut off…but I could be wrong….
Im pretty sure its apart of the thing scientists do when theres a beached whale they detonate it with explosion because all the air build up inside it is powerful just search up beached whale explodes and you will see what i mean
teeth marks
I agree with you. Massive ships and ocean liners are known for pulling in animals and debris through their propellers. The whale actually looks to be on the younger side, so it is possible if the whale became disoriented, and unfortunately, got too close to the point he/she couldn't pull itself out of the current. The slashes appear to be the same size and distamce apart. Too uniform.
umm no sorry he said EXPERTS BELIEVE it has bite marks. why would he lie.
that is CGI and not very god CGI as well
10:40 how is the barrier reef a great hiding place for a 60 ft shark it couldn’t fit in that inviornment
Yeah and the coral would hurt the shark
Most sharks live deep in the ocean, away from reefs. But as many fish don't live there, it may have been stopping by in the deeper part for a snack.
Number 5 is actually a basking Shark you can see the inside the mouth and in the article it’s a basking Shark
Yea and the Meg is much bigger then that
Ya it is a basking shark
@@cinnamiilk980 Actually the average size of the megalodon was thought to be around 33 feet, people say its average was 60 feet without thinking but that's only the biggest members of its species one specimen the LARGEST found specimen was 80 feet or so.
Shark #5 has/had no teeth so that could make it a Basking shark. They are dark in colour and are easily way more bigger than Great whites. The only known Shark species larger than this one is the Whale shark as far as I am aware ...🦈🦈
That beached shark was a basking lol
That is actually just some giant species of sharks. Female pregnant sharks look bigger , because well, they’re pregnant. Orca sharks actually have dolphin behavior, staying in not giant groups but groups. The first one is probably a giant whale who was ganged up and killed by many orcas. I’m pretty sure Megaladons are cold blooded - and the invisible line between cold and warm currents wouldn’t make work for the Megaladon. Only when a certain event of see two currents collide could possibly prove this . Some of these could be edited well. People who are uninformed don’t know these are giant female or male great whites- some great white sharks grow over 20 feet!
(Thanks for letting me rant, I’m a bit of a nerd for marine stuff but I’m not that smart in it as I study rocket science, human body and others)
If you cant see the difference between something 60ft and 20-25ft, thats a problem. Female sharks are very big, Megalodons are HUGE. But there is also a very clear difference between the two. And ofcourse some of these would and probably is edited, BUT science is always based on first being a theory, coming to conclusions and eventually prove them enough for them to turn to facts, even evidence. Humans have barely discovered 10% of the oceans, untill we have discovered the rest there is no saying ”it doesnt exist”.
You ruined the point of the video- the video is supposed to make you believe we all know they aren’t real it’s just for fun
@@monicathompson3587 They are very much real, but do they exist now?🤔
@@monicathompson3587 ehhhh they might be there’s still 80% of the ocean we haven’t discovered yet
But orcas are actually dolphins not sharks. They are the largest dolphin species but otherwise you're completely right. Orcas tend to also hunt whales since they're in groups and have amazing hunting strategies
6:24 ah yes the Megalodon in other names a male basking shark
The megaladon is scientifically proven it does not exist anymore but it could be a close relative too a meg
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I’m glad he admits that even if the Meg was alive in 1942 it could still likely be extinct as of when the video was released.
I was always extinct not even that picture is real.
The Megaladon is 100% long gone! At least I think...
i cant believe that there has been megaladon sightings
Number five looks like a baby megalodon to me.
Same
Yeah it pretty tiny for meg probably baby
Ok so number 5 is not a meg it has no teeth it’s a type one of shark that eats Planton just like the whale shark.
If you look closely at the video you will see what I mean by no teeth. Unless some animal ate it’s teeth it’s no meg.(there is no animal that lives in the water that eats teeth)
@Jeremiah McCord That is what i was going to say
@@micahhart5044 it's called BasKing shark
That's Why I Won't Swim in the Ocean
Me neither
my guy the shark is obviously dead, believing in it is literally the same as believing the earth is flat
@@toaster9167 Not dead extinct*
Megaladon did exist yes.
but it died YEARSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS ago
how I love learning about MONSTERS
this is why i don’t go swimming in an ocean-
edit: ty for the likes!
Yeah same once I was almost bitten by something in the sea. I was swimming and something bit me and people got that creature out of the sea. Never again I was literally at the beach 🤨
@@simplybulidss8921 where do u swim??(The place name)
Yeah the ocean scares me! I have to be able to still stand up to even be remotely comfortable with it
@@simplybulidss8921 which beach?
Wanna come if I go?????👁👄👁
I love how I'm watching this and we literally just finished watching the meg.
It's a goated movie innit
The meg movies megalodons are literyally the opposite of megalodons
Megs are long gone and will never come back
the thumbnail is hilarious.
I was your 1000th sub for real and this is what you been doing......
Nicd
Yea....
At least he isn't making cringy fortnite vids
Yeah,he or she is pretty good at these things although
I personally think his channel is really cool
Me Dropping my toast then at night hiding under a basket wondering if they grew wings ;-; ( I’m on my brothers account)
6:53 - Or, it could be a Basking shark... let's look at the data: *Found off the coast of Baja California...* _Yep, that's part of their territory)._
*Between 20 and 60 feet in length...* _It says here that they can reach over 30 feet in length (unconfirmed reports measure it up to 45 feet in length, so that checks out..._
*Black colored skin...* _Hmmm, well now... I'm trying to remember, what color is a Basking shark's skin? Let's see, I know it's around here somewhere... skin color, skin color... uhhh... Oh! Here it is... It's skin color is (drum roll)... BLACK!_
*My, my, my... I wonder what the odds are that it's just a Basking shark?...* _100%, the chances are 100 freaking percent._
I love how 10/10 of these have a logical explanation but the narrator goes "what else could it be?" like... just that, it IS that easy, man.
I'm watching this at 1am no joke-
The shark at 6:10 is a basking shark i've seen that photo before sorry top 5 best for being this way😣
Actually, that is a megamouth shark
Dixie Hanes no such this as a megamouth shark..
its called megladon..
Oliver Crowder nvm searched it lol sry
@@dixiehanes4709 It was a basking shark. The video even shows the original article at 6.22!
8:40 "Whale sharksdon't swim near Brazil". Wow they are so smart
Hello im scared of shark if i have a dream of a shark that ate me i will wake up TERRFIFIED XD
@@yolandaperez146 but the Meg is extinct
Yolanda Perez I love sharks
Yolanda Perez sams
The MidgetManKeeg there is still some Megalodon’s in the Ocean we only discovered 5% or 6% percent of the ocean