I’m curious what kind of shape are these guys in when they are 60 years old if they live to be that old. What kind of shape are their tendons - ligaments & bones ?

lol, Oh please, not the ferocious extinct animal again? Who says they didnt eat fruits and vegetables instead? How may mean looking animals today with big teeth are vegan? Many

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Seriously? Get your facts right, mate. The explosion wasn’t on 1/4/1986. It was 26/4/1986. The residents were evacuated on 27/4/1986 which was just over 36 hours later- not immediately as you’d mentioned.

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I had to stop the video because the completely exaggerated tone of the commentary drove me up the wall.

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1. Zoomed in video Odd one. From an episode of Mythbusters 2. Extinction is the end. That's kind of the whole point. Also, a creature the size of a megaladon isn't going to adapt quickly enough to survive the drastic change from coastal water to deep ocean. Not to mention they lived in coastal waters and fed on surface prey 3. We have no need to explore all of the ocean since most of it is empty. The pockets of life are closer to shore and super deep in the ocean. That being the 15ish percent, though i believe it may be higher now. The new species that are being found are smaller animals that can hide. Such as insects. 4. Do you not know how fossils work? If a megaladon is losing several teeth every one to two weeks, then how many teeth do you think that would be between just 10 of them, or even the entire species in their life time? That's like saying that Abraham Lincoln is still alive because you found some of his nail clippings. 5. Assuming, since it isn't said in this video, that is a humpback whale, the "bite" would have taken the guts and more than likely a rib or two based simply on how close the the fins it is. The back of it should be more open since a whale has a massive ribcage and more of the inside should be visible. Calling it as a fake 6. Haven't heard of an animal that swims that even with the surface of the water with two of its fins sticking out. Seems more likely to be two separate animals surfacing for some air. If only we knew of some kind of animal that does that amd could be mistaken for a shark. Photoshop 7. A large shadow that doesn't seem to move and randomly/suddenly appear on screen. Also whale sharks have been seen in the Gulf of Mexico 8. Has been said several times that the megaladon is a coastal water fish and feeds at the surface. It won't survive in the Mariana Trench. Too cold and not enough food 9. Anything is going to look massive when it's close enough to the camera to move it. Close up of a normal shark 10. Genuinely no clue. Definitely not a megaladon since it looms nothing like one. Doesn't even look like a great white. Best guess, baby whale. Would be more helpful if the pictures that were taken from up close 11. Literally said the cameraman zoomed in. Not to mention there is nothing to use as a scale so saying it's five feet is ridiculous. It's clearly one and a half feet 12. That is not a shark. That is land. It looks nothing like a shark 13. Ah yes the 1800s. Where the solution to being sick was coke, and not the drink. Figuring out more about how electricity works. Oh, don't forget inventing the telegraph. Completely knew what they were talking about when it comes to fossils and teeth 14. If it was still alive we would be more likely to find remains. Since we haven't found any, it points more toward the fact that it's extinct and has been long enough that it's teeth have fossilized and no other remains can be found 15. If it looks and acts like a great white, it's a great white. Oh look this animal in the trees looks like a monkey and is acting like one too. Must be a bird. Edit: accidentally hit post before I was done with the comment

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Why are the comentator speaking with a strange voice? Is this the American dokumentary way to speak? Why cant you speak ordinary like BBC comentators?

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How is this video still a thing.

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great video, really informative! however, i can't help but think that some of these "dangerous" beaches have a certain allure that draws adventurous spirits. isn't it a bit overhyped? i mean, nothing like a little thrill sometimes, right?

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this is such an interesting video! I never knew there were so many dangerous beaches. that said, isn’t it a bit sensationalist to label them as the "most dangerous"? some of these places have stunning beauty and cultural significance, so calling them dangerous might discourage people from appreciating their uniqueness. what do you guys think?

great video! really informative and eye-opening. but honestly, i don't understand why people still swim at some of these beaches. like, is it worth the risk? some of them seem way too dangerous for a little fun in the sun. what do you all think?

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really enjoyed the video! it was interesting to see the different beaches highlighted. however, i have to say, i think some of these beaches aren't actually that dangerous if you're careful. like, isn't it more about the precautions you take rather than just the location? just my two cents!

really enjoyed this video, the visuals are stunning and the info is super interesting. but honestly, i feel like some of these beaches, while dangerous, have their own unique beauty that draws people in. it's like we're fascinated by the thrill, but isn't that what makes life exciting?

great video! i really appreciate the detailed insights you provided. however, i must say that labeling beaches as "dangerous" feels a bit sensationalized. while some do have risks, many have safety measures in place that aren’t mentioned. isn't it more about knowing how to stay safe rather than avoiding these beautiful places altogether?

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really enjoyed this video, the visuals were stunning and super informative! but honestly, i think calling some of these beaches the "most dangerous" is a bit sensational. like, isn't it all about how you approach the water? some of these places are breathtaking, and while they can be risky, isn't it a part of their charm?

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great job on the video, really interesting content! but honestly, I think some of those beaches aren't as dangerous as they’re made out to be. like, certain areas have warnings for a reason, but if people do their research and take precautions, they can still enjoy the beauty without putting themselves in too much risk. what do you all think?

wow, this video was really well-made and super informative! but honestly, i feel like calling these beaches "dangerous" is a bit harsh. some of them are actually beautiful and have unique risks that add to their charm. maybe we should celebrate their wild nature instead of just labeling them as dangerous? what do you all think?

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great video, really enjoyed it! but i have to say, while some of these beaches are definitely risky, i think it’s all about personal responsibility. like, if you know how to swim and take basic precautions, can we really call them dangerous? just a thought!

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The amount of hoops you have to jump through to reach these conclusions is insane.

Paleontologists say that the Megalodon wouldn’t have looked like a Great White, it more than likely would have looked more similar to a Sand Tiger shark. Also, if something that large actually existed, it would be impossible for it to hide. The megalodon also can not survive the oceans deepest depths, most creatures can’t, except for a few exceptions. It’s definitely extinct. You’d have more of a chance of finding extraterrestrial space crafts in the ocean depths than you would a living Megalodon.

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