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Megalodon was not a cold-blooded killer after all

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Study provides fresh insight into the giant shark which ruled the oceans for 20 million years

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Megalodon was not a cold-blooded killer after all

Study provides fresh insight into the giant shark which ruled the oceans for 20 million years

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Massive Megalodon Shark Was No Cold-Blood Killer

The ancient shark was warm-blooded, a new study found, and used this cold-defying power to range widely across the globe.

2 years ago·Jupiter, United States

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The megalodon, the biggest predatory fish ever, is not as cold-blooded killer as thought

A killing machine, that was indeed the sea monster, which died out 3.6 million years ago. But this huge shark, unlike its modern relatives, was warm-blooded. Is this why the megalodon no longer terrorizes the oceans today? An adult megalodon had about 276 teeth, 18 centimetres long, spread over five rows at the top and bottom. He [...] More science? Read the latest articles on Scientias.nl.

2 years ago·Middelharnis, Netherlands

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