Megalodon: Once thought to have been extinct for many millions of years, this whale-eating sea monster may still be alive out there somewhere!

You know the old saying, “Never say never.” No one knows that better than historians, who track the momentous actions and events of the human race. Historians have the luxury of looking back into our past and reminding us of beliefs once known as facts, only to be dispelled when solid evidence turned those “facts” into foolish myths.
At the present time, many of our subject matter experts in the scientific community are adamant when the subject of a giant, prehistoric shark comes up for discussion. Paleontologists, marine biologists and other highly educated people often will be the first people to proclaim that Carcharodon (or Carcharocles) Megalodon, better known simply as megalogon, has been extinct for millions of years. They may say that because a living megalodon has never been captured dead or alive. For many, the lack of physical evidence is enough information to declare the animal extinct.
Then you may have heard arguments from the other side of the fence – those who believe that megalodon is just one of many living creatures yet to be discovered. Given the large number of animals that were once declared extinct only to be discovered alive and well decades or even centuries later, historians probably are withholding their opinions on megalodon’s demise until more time has passed, and a more thorough exploration of our oceans is completed.
This book attempts to dive deeper into the possibility that megalodon is not simply a long forgotten sea monster. After reading this book you may find yourself feeling a bit more uneasy about taking a boat across the bay, scuba diving or hanging 10 on a surfboard.

Megalodon
Once thought to have been extinct for many millions of years, this whale-eating sea monster may still be alive out there somewhere!
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