have you heard there could be a chance that the 60 foot shark megalodon is alive?

Answer 1

I haven't, but it is most certainly possible. Our oceans are so vast that they are filled with things we have never seen.

Answer 2

People say Megalodon isn't alive because we have no videos is its existence, and if we have a photo people will say it's fake. And that's okay, but here is something else to think about. Scientists came out with some weak bones and teeth from Megalodon and then jump to the conclusion that Megalodon is extinct. but there are so many fish and sea animals say is extinct, but were actually found and alive. Also, how much of the oceans did the scientists explore? only the area that they found fossils at, but animals move around and migrate. I'm not trying to say that everyone who says it's extinct is wrong bu my point is before you say it's extinct you should be 100% sure of first before you say so, unless you are stating that it's your opinion, which is fine. So right now no one really knows if it's still alive or not until we are 100% sure.

Answer 3

The average size of a Megalodon was in fact 72 feet. There was an incident back in 1913, where some fishermen in Australia refused to go to sea because the previous day they had witnessed a huge dorsal fin cutting the water beside their boat.
The fishermen said the size of the shark was about 70 feet, dwarfing the boat they were in.

Answer 4

I have not heard that. Still, they found a coelocanth I believe off Madagascar in the 1930's, it had been thought to be extinct for millions of years. The problem with a megalodon is the same for the Loch Ness Monster--there couldn't be just one of them because just one would have died a long time ago, it requires a breeding population of at least several individuals. You do not see several Loch Ness Monsters, so there are very very likely none. Nor do you see several megalodons, so it is very very likely there are None. Still, that coelocanth...

Answer 5

The dude that keeps throwing that out there is just trying to make publicity for himself and his two fictional books he has on the market. He claims they could have moved to deeper water along with all sorts of other creatures during the K-T extinction, and are now living their lives a couple miles deep. Nobody has any shred of proof about it, and there is really no question about the possibility in the mind of any respected marine biologist.....

Answer 6

The ocean is a big place, even though Ihaven't heard this it is probably true. Scientists don't know about all the organisms in the deepest part of the oceans.

Answer 7

There is something on Youtube somebody might have taken too seriously. If it was for real I suspect that the world and his wife would have heard of it by now.

Answer 8

Is he a direct descendant of some of the land based dinosaurs that once roamed our planet?

Interesting question.

Answer 9

good answer george_g and true,but it is alive its zoological name is gordon brown,prime minister.

Answer 10

no but as long as he's not at orlando for thanksgiving break then cool