Prehistoric Sharks

[GuateGojira]

(06-30-2023, 07:34 PM)Apex Titan Wrote: @Spalea  @GuateGojira 

I'll respond to you guys later when I have time.

I was already reading your posts and debate in other Megalodon topic, and been honest you are severily overestimating this animal. Like Spalea said, we know that this is a huge apex predator, but you describe it like an invincible war machine, which is not the case.

Again, like I said to another poster, I don't care about Megalodon because, for me, is just a case of back and forth, we only have its tooth and some vertebrea and that is all, and from that is just pure speculation, its size change every new document and even the new articles that you quote shows a huge bias and lack of knowledge of the same authors, stating things like megalodons eating orcas like snacks, when orcas (modern ones at least) don't even lived with Megalodon. In fact, new hypotesis says that it was the white shark, smaller than the orca, which could help to drive the huge Meg to its extintion.

When I read those news articles I don't know if I am reading a sceintific article or guy trying to sell something. Too much sensacionalism, I will prefer to read the original documents, been honest.

EDIT: I know where this is going. Honestly I just returned from several months and the last thing that I want it to discuss something irrelevant like this. So, I will leave this now, if someone what to believe that Meg was the terminator of the seas is ok, I simple don't care. I will focus in what I DO CARE, which are tigers and other modern animals. I leave the debate to the other posters. Reply