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What If You Were Attacked by a Megalodon? #shorts

United StatesPublished October 26, 2022

Views 129K  |  Likes 9.20K  |  Comments 113
Views#4,137,260Global
Views#930,456United States

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This video has 129K views and 9.20K likes, ranking #4,137,260 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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129,786

Likes

9,206

Comments

113

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Total (all-time): $91 – $260

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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The most deadly predator of the sea spent its day conquering and terrorizing every creature in sight. It lived millions of years ago, but let's assume this monster shark was alive today. And instead of worrying about other creatures in the sea, this megalodon is now coming for you. How would the megalodon hunt you down…

Published
October 26, 2022
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