Megalodon Size Chart: How Big Is It?

Let’s take a tour of a Megalodon Shark Jaw at The Florida Aquarium! For those who don’t know, this jaw is modeled from a Great White’s because sharks are made mostly of cartilage so a Megalodon jaw has never been found. Occasionally vertebrae can be found but it’s very rare. Scientists have learned within the last couple months that Megalodons were probably longer (and skinnier) than we originally thought. For more in-depth information about the largest predator to ever exist on Earth, check out

People forget how massive Megalodon sharks really were…here’s a jaw recreation full of real Meg teeth at Florida’s Natural History Museum ..#SHRKco #LinkInBio #megalodon #shark #sharks #prehistoric | SHRKco

Megalodon teeth are one of the most sought-after fossils in the world due to their impressive size and intimidating appearance. These teeth can measure over 7 inches (18 cm) in length, making them one of the largest shark teeth ever discovered. In fact, megalodon was one of the largest predators to ever swim in the ocean, with an estimated length of up to 60 feet (18 meters). Despite being extinct for millions of years, megalodon teeth can still be found today, particularly in areas where the sh

Scientists find big megalodon tooth in a really unexpected place

Divers find 3.5-million-year-old megalodon teeth on ocean floor