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In the 4.6 billion year history of the Earth, whether it is the deep blue ocean or the vast land, there have existed some terrifying creatures that humans cannot imagine.
New 3D models of megalodon sharks reveal they could eat prey up to 8 meters long like modern killer whales.
A horror-like phenomenon is taking place off the coast of San Francisco: A series of monsters older than dinosaurs wash up on the beach with their livers gone.
The largest known shark on Earth, Otodus megalodon, has dominated the seas for more than 20 million years.
The tooth, 14.6 cm long and weighing nearly 0.5 kg, belongs to the megalodon, the extinct giant shark.
Florida residents discovered a million-year-old fossil tooth of the largest shark ever existed on Earth.
Is there anything in nature that can make Megalodon fear when confronted? The ancient super whale Melvillei is the answer.
In a natural sink in the heart of Mexico's state capital of Yucatan, scientists have discovered traces of megalodons, beasts that are many times larger than ordinary sha…
A diver discovers two teeth of Megalodon shark when searching the bottom of the lake in America.
A high school student accidentally picked up a treasure dating to nearly 3 million years on the coast.
Scientists evaluate the horrors of predators not in its severity or ferocity, but based mainly on their ability to catch prey, large food spectrums, or fast digestibilit…
Rocky grasshoppers, Megalodon sharks, curly-haired mammoths ... their extinction remains a mystery that challenges modern science.
The ocean is cold due to climate change, leading to the extinction of many animals, including the largest shark.
Although mysteriously extinct, they dominated the prehistoric ocean and became the terror of other sea monsters.
Whale sharks, the largest in the world of sharks, can reach body lengths of up to 17m.