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The 7 Levels Of Prehistoric Sharks Explained Sharks are older than the dinosaurs. For most of their 400-million-year history, they looked nothing like the shark you're probably picturing. In this video we climb the whole shark family tree in seven levels. It starts with a single fossil scale smaller than a pinhead and ends with Megalodon, the biggest predator the ocean has ever produced. Along the way you'll meet Stethacanthus, the shark with an ironing board growing off its back, and a pair of tiny Falcatus sharks fossilized in the middle of courtship. You'll see Helicoprion and its buzzsaw spiral of teeth, and the tough little survivors that outlasted the entire age of dinosaurs. There's also the warm-blooded Ginsu shark that hunted mosasaurs, and the megatooth family that kept getting bigger as it chased whales. Then we get to Megalodon itself. We cover how big it really got (and why the 130-foot claims online are nonsense), how hard it could bite, how it took whales apart, and what finally wiped it out. Nothing ever beat it in a fight. It came down to a colder ocean that couldn't feed it anymore. If you love prehistoric animals, subscribe to Spinosnack. There's a lot more where this came from. For Sponsors and Biz: [email protected] prehistoric sharks, megalodon, 7 levels of prehistoric sharks, shark evolution, ancient sharks, extinct sharks, fossil sharks, shark family tree, oldest shark ever, helicoprion, buzzsaw shark, stethacanthus, falcatus, cladoselache, hybodus, ptychodus, cretoxyrhina, ginsu shark, squalicorax, otodus, megatooth shark, megalodon size, megalodon bite force, why did megalodon go extinct, is megalodon still alive, megalodon vs great white, sharks older than dinosaurs, prehistoric sea monsters, prehistoric animals, paleontology, spinosnack

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