How It Works | Issue 114
MEGASHARKS
A mighty megalodon could make the modern day great white shark its chew toy. It’s estimated that these beasts reached up to eighteen metres in length and were armed with around two hundred and seventy six teeth. Carcharocles megalodon, as it’s formally known, is believed to have navigated the world’s oceans during the Neogene period. Megalodon literally translates as ‘big tooth’, and the species certainly lived up to its name: its teeth could grow up to eighteen centimetres and were arranged in five separate rows. This, along with its sheer mass and bite force, made it the most deadly predator known to ever swim the seas.
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in How It Works Issue 114.