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And. Also. Cute😊

It's not an orca but I see your point

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Donde que o megalodon tinha 13 metros??? De acordo com o dicionário de vários cientistas o megalodon tinha entre 15 a 18.2 metros e 50 toneladas com a mordida mais forte do reino animal que já existiu

there is no evidence whatsoever to sugest that Levyathans hunted Megalodons, hell, I've seen the hypothesis of them being packhunters also called into question. The most likely theory is that Levyathan, much like Megalodon, couldn't adapt to the oceans cooling with their prey moving elsewhere.

though the idea of Megs hunting in packs is certainly a very interesting one. It is indeed unlikely. However, at the same time Livyatan may have also been a solitary hunter.

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Absolutely not. In reality, megalodon was a scavenger and would never compete with Leviathan again. In the video, it is too much enlarged, here are the real characteristics. The length of the Leviathan is up to 18m, the weight is up to 120t. The length of the megalodon is up to 13 m and the weight is up to 45 t. That is, it is literally three times smaller and at the same time slower, because leviathan is a cetacean, i.e. not a fish, but an animal.

@@user-yz9ko1yj2e Really? Because in reality: smaller hunters are *usually* those that hunt the bigger game, so my historical guesses match the fossil evidence; plus we know that Megalodon bit into the biggest bones of the largest whales: and actively hunted them... so thus your guess is incorrect on all points.

@@chissstardestroyer "small animals usually hunt larger ones" - small PACK animals. Or have you ever seen a wolf hunting a bear?) Maybe a shark for a killer whale?)))) Your meg may have been an active predator, but only in his youth. And then he became a scavenger, like today's adult white sharks. Hence all these marks on the bones, with no signs of healing or struggle. And yes. He also looked much more boring than you imagined, it was more like a sand shark, rather than a large version of a White one.

@@user-yz9ko1yj2e Actually, they do; and that's due to their mobility and capacities: plus we've got the whale *bones* that Megalodon bit into, and these were *adult* whale bones from animals far larger than this whale. Plus, Megalodon was actually *at least as large* as this whale species. Not only in his youth, but throughout his entire life. Again, you're wrong on all accounts.

most speculate that both Livyathan and Megalodon failed to adapt to cooling waters.

really put a photo online

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@@bungamas9990 ha ha ha

"Emperor of the seas", really?) Is this a small (compared to some REAL monsters) and slow scavenger shark?))) Yes, even now there are a bunch of scarier and much more skillful predators. The same sperm whale or Antarctic giant squid. Not to mention the killer whales that made Meg extinct. And even more so, not to mention ancient monsters like Dinichthys.

No

You know megalodons are bigger than giant squid and sperm whales ​@@user-yz9ko1yj2e