Megalodon

According to research, ancient Megalodon sharks were able to devour a whale in a few bites.

About Megalodon

Otodus megalodon is its scientific name.
It is a mackerel shark species that were extinct millions of years ago.
In the past 23 million to 2.6 million years, it inhabited the waters.
It was the biggest shark to ever traverse the oceans of the planet.

Description

Around 70 tonnes, or the equivalent of 10 elephants, would have been the weight of the enormous transoceanic predator.
Its typical cruising speed was higher than that of modern sharks.
It was capable of migrating over several oceans.
It was roughly 50 feet from nose to tail, making it larger than a school bus.
Today's great white sharks, in contrast, can reach a maximum length of about 15 feet.

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