Did They Find a Living Megalodon In the Mariana Trench?

Сould Megalodon sharks still be alive in the deepest parts of the ocean? Science tells us that Megalodon sharks are extinct. Given that it was a massive shark with noticeable feeding habits, we guess that if Megalodon sharks were still roaming the oceans, they would probably have been spotted by someone by now. But perhaps not if they lived in the deepest place on Earth: the Mariana Trench.
TIMESTAMPS:
What the name Megalodon means 1:49
Megalodon’s size 3:26
The deepest spot on Earth 4:13
Could Megalodon live in the Mariana Trench 5:00
How many people reached Challenger Deep in the Mariana Trench 6:39
#megalodon #marianatrench #meg
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SUMMARY:
- The Megalodon shark roamed the oceans as early as 23 million years ago, and we have their fossils to prove their existence. When people first encountered Megalodon teeth, they believed them to be rocks that had made their way to Earth from the moon.
- Megalodon was the biggest shark to terrorize the ocean, and it is thought to have gone extinct 2.6 million years ago. The name Megalodon means “big tooth.” Most of the recovered Megalodon fossil teeth have been 4” to 5”. But there are a few enormous teeth that are over 7”.
- The Mariana Trench is 6.83 miles deep and measures more than 1,500 miles long and 43 miles wide. To put the depth into perspective, if you were to put Mount Everest into the Mariana Trench, the top would still be sticking out. To put the length into perspective, in 1,500 miles you could fit all the states between Florida and Massachusetts. 1,500 miles is also the distance between Madrid, in Spain, and Copenhagen, in Denmark.
- To survive in the Mariana Trench, Megalodon would have had to adapt to the living conditions and evolve. It would also have to switch its diet from whales, dolphins, sea lions, and sea cows to whatever organisms reside in the Mariana Trench and hope that it could find and eat its usual 2,500 lb of food per day.
- According to the United Nations, there are 7.6 billion people in the world today, and only 3 of them have made it to the deepest point on Earth. The reality is that with so little research, it is impossible to know what lies in the depths of the Mariana Trench.
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[@kbowzer3849]

I'm more scared of the Mariana Trench because just swimming underneath it and seeing a black ocean underneath your feet feeling like something will grab you.

[@5zn913]

Kaybah Hoycott that’s what I always say

[@atiyatarannum7572]

Me nether

[@tasleemkandhro8943]

Exactly

[@ash_greninja3451]

WELL THE MEGALODON IS VERY SCARY BUT THE MARIANA TRENCH AKA Challenger Deep has so much pressure if you end up being there without a high tech ocean divisive you will be crushed in a couple of seconds and the megalodon shark did go extinct 2.6 years ago

[@ash_greninja3451]

@@tasleemkandhro8943 dude megalodon vs Masos osaurus

[@anitrawitkowski4035]

Me swimming in the ocean: IS THAT A SHARK! Me looking again: oh it’s just a garbage bag

[@arlo.1059]

lel

[@elina_h6660]

That was me once lol

[@laughinglaughing1416]

ohhhhh..that's pretty deep

[@memerandpixelplayz4994]

Lol😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@hussainvirk8598]

That’s 😔 sad

[@Definitely_Not_Liz]

I wish we learn stuff like this at school it would finally be interesting

[@mat9770]

Only fun teachers lets us watch this kind of vids on class 😩

[@m.sakai_yt]

Right. Like subnautica for real.

[@julianguerrero6208]

Yeah I wish so

[@Trinity99900]

Ya

[@senaidabesic2406]

True

[@kamranpal909]

Wow!, So James Cameron actually dived to the wreck of the real Titanic and used his pictures and footage he collected from the wreck to create his 1997 film !? That's awesome! I didn't even know that until this video

[@nigelcoen9157]

Me either! Its amazing

[@irwans.5671]

Hey I think he could just research at the same timeeee

[@swiftplus7398]

I’d be more scared diving to the bottom of the Mariana Trench in a submarine than going to the moon in a rocket...

[@StaticBlaster]

@Food Something you wouldn't die if you were in a submarine and knew what you were doing.

[@kashyap4245]

Same here,better to be an Astronaut than a diver. Ocean is more scarier and dangerous than Space. Ocean is not much discovered than Space.

[@swiftplus7398]

Abhinav yep, agreed!

[@feliciajohnson62]

I would die from being so scared 🤣

[@cruzfamily2836]

Yeah, atleast space has no pressure

[@gioneros9550]

just ask Aqua man.. for more details..

[@StinkinSocks]

Fruitcake 08 lol

[@remikrause5697]

You know that aqua man is not real right 🐟🦈🐋🦐🦀

[@kimitenrio6433]

@@remikrause5697 It's a Joke

[@cucumber9700]

Yep

[@channelclosed9427]

Aquaman drowned in endgame... duh

[@dennistafeltennis1190]

It's more likely that Meg is extinct, but there could be a new species lurking in the deep that is not meg and not great white but something in between. And remember this, There is always a bigger fish.

[@Engifarting456]

ever heard of six gills shark

[@mee091000]

There isn't lol.

[@eh2587]

Great white and meg aren't even genneticly related other then the fact that they are both sharks

[@nataliawashington872]

@@Engifarting456 what’s that?

[@Engifarting456]

@@nataliawashington872 a shark which lives in deep sea which can literally be larger than a great white

[@trishalorensen6449]

Scientists are trying to find out if there is a place deeper than mariana trench cause we dont even know like 6% of our ocean-

[@dondragmer2412]

No. We know at least 96% of the topography of the ocean floor. The 5-6% refers to the volume of water above the ocean floor. But that's pretty much the same everywhere except for the life it contains.

[@owenlam5572]

I know about almost 2-4% of our oceans but I'm only 8 and 2/3

[@wtfimcrying]

not true

[@kirayoshikage5120]

Most of our oceans is nothing

[@jayscully9707]

My question is how can they say they’re extinct if we’ve only explored roughly 10% of the ocean?

[@yujiitadori6896]

True

[@jacksoncash1579]

Fr

[@Rhinny_Rin]

You didnt know? Oh well

[@scarletmaximoff3445]

Did u know 5% deapth it could be extrimly big or small

[@fangjerry4697]

maybe.......

[@dillonstapleton8394]

Forget Area 51, Let’s raid the trench. Leave a like to raid the Trench on 20th of September

[@bakedcrusader455]

The ocean’s pressure can’t stop us all.

[@rheasharma6240]

This is just too much

[@sdr8604]

2 days before my b day

[@prasanthpm8299]

Yh the meg cannot stop us all🤣

[@inocenciocastaneda8595]

That area 51 event is fake

[@Ghost-gc7dj]

Even if it did survive (which it didn't) Megaladon would have shrunk in size given the food shortage and immense pressure down there. It would look transparent and no bigger than than a great white

[@davidjamesmagtibay6065]

Prob smaller

[@eatingclockisverytimeconsu9963]

@@davidjamesmagtibay6065 frilled shark

[@nanno2990]

The Megalodon lived near the top of the ocean. It's an Apex predator, it needs to eat constantly. The only thing in the Mariana trench are small snails, small fish, and octopi.

[@RhettMueller864]

Finally someone with an actual working brain

[@TheFlyingBricks492]

My fellow bretherin!

[@dantejacobelli8022]

And Megs swam around the world

[@nanno2990]

@@dantejacobelli8022 What does a meg look like?

[@keketsosethabela7987]

Dinosaurs: Wait don't leave me here Megalodon: I ain't getting killed by no asteroid I'm going to the Mariana Trench

[@demiranandu6607]

Hahaha!

[@orchid4928]

Noice one

[@muzankibutsuji1895]

But the astroid made time go back because the number 66 million is a Bigger number then 2020 so it made time go back in time to the 2000s so In 66 million years dinosaurs will be alive

[@ireljana8855]

Cool happy Kit 2020 isn’t how old the earth is

[@SheriffShaunGaming]

@@muzankibutsuji1895 grammar dude..

[@mijou9564]

Scientists: The Megalodon is gone extinct 95% of the ocean: *Ah,so we're a joke to you?*

[@wubberduck1951]

rAviOLi 😂😂😂

[@gachasquad7006]

😂😆😂😂😂😂😂

[@bean1513]

rAviOLi. Oop-

[@dogegamer2560]

Very true.

[@mona0903]

אזה מגניב עוד הרבה זמן

[@kate5668]

aww, i really miss this voice🥺❤️

[@TheWeirdDoodle]

Wow, that’s amazing!

[@alfiewhite6237]

Scientists believe it’s gone extinct but we’ve only explored 5% of the ocean 🤣

[@villekuismin277]

I think Harry Potter is real. We've only explored 5% of the ocean after all.

[@wolfyy664]

And not to mention humans and our technology can’t even go that deep every time we thing we reach the bottom it always goes deeper

[@crim9956]

we explored 5% of the ocean FLOOR. not 5% of the ocean

[@donnawilliams5255]

I agree. I fully believe they're still about.

[@donnawilliams5255]

@@villekuismin277 Harry Potter is fictional and has never lived wow.

[@plumith4327]

I think we’ve seen more in space than on our planet.

[@alva4310]

Tearible it be like that though

[@LynaeHarrison]

True

[@iistyleszii]

I’m gona find out more about the ocean by training to swim

[@theirondukew.8522]

Tearible Just when you think you have read the dumbest comment on this video somebody forces you to reconsider your previous statement. I think you are 14 year old. Tops.

[@ajaxashford4815]

Actually, no. Everything NASA has ever showed you is complete CGI. The only true astronuts are exploring our oceans not space. Because it's fake. Just stealing your money. Investigate Flat earth. Nasa means Deceiver in the Hebrew

[@gitikashirdhankar]

Thanks for valuable information 👍🏻purple u 💜💜💜💜💜

[@StrangerEditz-mf3tk]

I’ve been studying megladons for 5 years now and I’m only 10 and I’ve found something like a pattern in all my research, it’s that people tend to look at the megladon as a huge killing machine but way I like to think of them as is a sea creature who feeds on other creatures to survive but to go from such a massive diet to just a few things a day would make the megladon almost as small as the white shark 🦈. And also it’s not possible to predict what lies beneath our ocean surface giving we haven’t even discovered a quarter for all we can tell there could be a shark 20x the size of the megladon.

[@Nitro2275]

Did you say you're ten? 💀

[@Nitro2275]

Also the megalodon is a killing machine and scientists believe he ate 5 to 6 pounds a day

[@bigdinobuilder5845]

A shark 20 times the size of megalodon would get crushed under its own weight, let alone the amount of food it would need

[@mrwicked7281]

R/iamverysmart

[@gojocanhaveit1612]

When I was 5 I was still learning about how to say shark 😭😭

[@user-gl3ep3xu8e]

Video: Did they find a real living megalodon in the Mariana Trench Me: Wow, wanna find out if they did or not Video: we don't know, do you believe in megalodon existence?

[@louisjmancuso]

Me after reading this and realising that I have never thought of this: 😑

[@ryleighhall358]

Lol

[@lazygachagurl1908]

I know right. What's the point in asking a question if your just going to tell us that you don't know

[@natalieb5518]

Ikr😂😂😂😂

[@MrMaxsander19]

IKR what’s the point? Geeez fake news

[@emilydillon5197]

If you think Megalodons are still alive, then LEAVE A LIKE!!!:)

[@raveousone]

2 months ago a identical post to this got 1.5k likes now only 77 looks like we are finally teaching people simple logic

[@Jarred-J254]

I do have beliefs there still are a few Megalodons alive. I actually believe there are many presumed extinct prehistoric sea creatures that are still living in the oceans.. somewhere.

[@millirizzy3996]

No, they are not alive anymore, it would be cool to find something that large, but it’s impossible

[@grimies2141]

@@millirizzy3996 it is possible how do u know if it's imposssible

[@grimies2141]

No..begger

[@rokhalachittibabu5959]

Wow!that is awesome and amazing 👏😍🙌❤👌😀👏

[@jonobenney7911]

Wow,thats amazing!

[@morten8586]

Imagine beeing down there not killed by the pressure or drowning just to meet a 60ft giant squid in total darkness

[@MrMarkeZG]

You cant meet what you cant see 🤔... But, you would feel it most def.

[@JeramayaGaming]

I'd just freak out

[@Mr_doxxx]

FINNALY SOMONE KNOWS WHAT PRESSURE IS IN THERE

[@davidjamesmagtibay6065]

Idk if a giant squid can stand the pressure under there, not mentioning there isn't just enough food to sustain a big squid

[@barcito5981]

so does the megalodon

[@tomphoebefitton9791]

Let me save ya some time: We don’t know.

[@philbecker4676]

No we definitely do. It's extinct.

[@hatcaptain3913]

Do you play roblox

[@hatcaptain3913]

Tom fitton

[@hatcaptain3913]

We don’t know

[@hatcaptain3913]

There are still sightings of the megalodon

[@oddfuture7370]

I love your videos they make me really smart when I go to school

[@proatmope8764]

I've been watching this channel for a while now. My science teacher showed us this video today, the background music is stuck in my head lol.

[@nikithareddy2025]

Lesson: If you lived 2.6 million years ago, don't go swimming.

[@joshgreen7404]

You mean like 3000yrs ago the earth is only 7000 yrs old

[@Frozere]

@@joshgreen7404 umm, do your research

[@MoonMoon-ci5ur]

I’m Icêy who told u that tf

[@mjestiaz._]

Yep totally

[@joshgreen7404]

@@MoonMoon-ci5ur if u did ur research u would k that :/

[@barrett7893]

There could be one out there. We only know 5% of the ocean!

[@ironicwhitfield920]

Doubt we even know 5%

[@julia-dg5cm]

Anthony Barrett only 5% geez !

[@paulaleo1287]

No

[@FilmsX9]

1% actually

[@ayianahays9273]

No

[@frame6942]

That was an amazing explanation. You have been so clear and make what I heard so interesting! Thanks for those videos. Actually I hope it still exists but dunno when we're gonna be sure of that.

[@tallcat2652]

It’s not.

[@frame6942]

@@tallcat2652 i was not worried at all, I hopped it was still alive alive indeed

[@tallcat2652]

Frame I changed it for you ❤️

[@frame6942]

@@tallcat2652 Thanks brooooooo 😍😍

[@Goldfish-xn8in]

WOW! THAT’S AMAZING!

[@shivs7169]

Part of me wants this shark to exist but I'd never step foot in the ocean ever again if it was discovered to be still alive, because I can't think of anything more terrifying than this lurking below your feet in the darkness. The ocean is so vast and undiscovered, though, so who knows what's down there.

[@fries6670]

Yeah lol

[@timfredrickson3889]

It’s 60 feet long so I’m guessing around 20-25 feet tall, pretty deep out in the ocean.

[@Ender-ff1ot]

Same

[@yogi54480]

yee

[@d1specdrifter]

This shark if still alive,will have no need to eat humans.period. nor surface swim for tidbit snacks in us.

[@gachablueplayz7214]

This is why i'm afraid of swimming in the ocean...😑😑😑

[@Caidenburris1]

Same

[@gachablueplayz7214]

I'm not afraid to go outside but only at night and I'm even afraid of going outside alone

[@shadoka9409]

@jim kimmett there's a chance to escape if you're outside though, i'm not afraid of anything on land but when ur in the ocean ur at a disadvantage if u ever get chased or its just me because im not a very fast swimmer

[@raecoyote]

zhenary and torly ... same ... I go to the beach a lot... but never get in the water 👍🏻

[@phrog8481]

Ikr

[@WilsonPipeTesting]

wow! that's amazing! I would not go down there and see a megalodon 😳😱

[@polokoseone4276]

Wow! That's amazing

[@ayeshaarif5243]

The Megaladon could be in the Burmuda Triangle... Think about it.

[@wavvyjay8678]

Ayesha_Amreen arif if it was there people would of found it because it’s next to Florida

[@marymcf]

That’s true

[@bbyanii316]

That true maybe thats why there are extinct

[@rachelday5583]

I think it is

[@hollymiller2923]

never thought about that...

[@ludovicbeck2731]

Before we go deeper into the actual facts and reveal to you that we absolutely have no evidence at all of anything, please, make sure to hit the subscribe button, for more hyped videos with no actual evidence of anything at all...

[@HughJorgan1]

You just described 80% of the garbage in KZbin "trending".

[@YayaBunWa]

I'm honestly surprised they didn't just stick that video in from a few years ago of sharks feeding about 8km down the trench when a giant creature scared them all off. Or did that get debunked?

[@2701ace]

Yup...there goes 8 minutes of my life

[@staffordwhap-cook4010]

Lol

[@jkmarblejk7445]

Ludovic Beck well they have been finding teeth marks on other bigger fish to this day and they do not know who did it they think it is a huge shark so you know you never know what is out there don’t be so blind to the world

[@alluka4075]

just saying the Meg used to live beside the coast/shores, there is no way they would be able to adapt to such a cold and dark habitat. the video still fun to watch tho

[@Xikqrii]

WOW! THAT'S AMAZING!

[@samgoldman9381]

The ocean is my biggest fear

[@Ranger_Actual]

It should be space as your biggest fear no air... no ground no light 😂😂

[@jerrymayne2452]

Tgza gamer Then you could only imagine what *horrifying* creatures live out there in the endless space.

[@ravenssunglasses2660]

@@Ads19999uk not really, space is a vacuum so if u tried taking the helmet from ur space suit off, u would be dead before you even took it off

[@matthewmason1384]

the things in the ocean are my biggest fear

[@meizumi]

same, there's so much we don't know

[@KentangLoYo]

Let me save your precious 8 minutes, guys. It's maybe. No one is sure.

[@asteltea5535]

KentangLoYo Thank you. Time for me to sleep

[@arulgk9673]

astel tea Goodnight!

[@elioelraheb2893]

KentangLoYo thanks brooo

[@TomStansfield]

KentangLoYo appreciate it

[@viktormihovec7422]

Okey thanks

[@sophiefisher9104]

This human teaches me more things in 1 video than in a week of school

[@TheGuyWithNoName_]

Megalodons are so interesting! I’m watching now!

[@AirElegant]

It will be the biggest news ever if it's found.

[@jimmiebullitt9059]

I think alien contact woulld have that tag

[@MrRuner45]

I cant help but think that IF it is found, a certain someone would shout *Fake news* ...X'D

[@crazyc3558]

Highly doubt it would get out if the states have anything to do with it which they do!

[@the6ig6adwolf]

You can save 15% on your car insurance by switching to Geico is bigger.

[@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL]

Yeah... It'll be a sensation.

[@SenorCrazylegs]

Every time he says 'Mariana Trench'. 0:20 1:03 4:08 4:14 4:27 4:45 4:57 5:03 5:19 5:40 6:04 6:17 6:58 7:15 7:27 7:32 7:45 8:01 Oh, and 6:26. Thanks Zakk_ AttackCPPS

[@608jewy]

SenorCrazylegs under appreciated comment

[@kristenj8835]

Jesus

[@Idk-zg6if]

2:16

[@zackgee4273]

Lol

[@flash7363]

He says megalodon way much lol

[@stripeplanet]

WOW! That is amazing!

[@averageminecraftenjoyer9419]

Note: he is misinforming you,the megalodon is extinct because it was a coastal predator and if it existed we would’ve known by now,its not like they stood still forever and never swam around

[@MichaelLyons8]

*Every single time I watch a bright side video I just go straight to the comments because they are always able to turn a 2 min vid into an 8 min one*

[@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL]

We have timestamps :)

[@joshnease9695]

Same

[@cplcox73]

@@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL I thought your videos are ok but you just drag it out and it feels like clickbait

[@silassilas1578]

This vid is 8 mins

[@jonathanferguson2556]

Michael Lyons LOL

[@HandoffMeQ]

Let's be honest, This is better than school. Thxs 4 the 1k likes :)

[@RakeshSingh-gc3mz]

Yep

[@themaharishi8160]

Are you saying the height of education. Isn't learning to sit still and obey orders?

[@HandoffMeQ]

@@themaharishi8160 YES

[@Re3m..0]

Yes honestly I didn’t even know what a Megalodon was until once my friend wanted to like research on it for a school thing and I realized it was a gigantic version of a shark...

[@harshadesilva1783]

10000000000000000000% percent

[@BeautybyTammi]

I'm thinking of the possibility that the Megalodon could still be alive somewhere. It would be very exciting to see a real Meg 🦈

[@GabosG666]

If you had the luck to see 1 judging on its pure size you and your boat wouldn’t survive the ride back to tell anyone.🤣

[@freyahikari2078]

Yea maybe they possibly learned to fly outside the stratosphere because they can "adapt"

[@betsieswartz]

Too bad you’ll never get to see it

[@AlexanderAullstunts14]

wow that's some amazing information

[@UIAL570]

Answer?: Maybe. But not in the Mariana Trench. The pressure would cause a megalodon to become smaller and even become pale in the constant darkness

[@gwen5316]

Minilodon 😂

[@xZoeAnnex6160]

Omg... I'm a little late, but please become a marine scientist 😂😂 You'll probably get the job done

[@rezadroidjr]

Gw En lol i'm laughing🤣

[@UIAL570]

xKawaii Skullx help😂 I can’t tell if this is sarcasm

[@xZoeAnnex6160]

@@UIAL570 😂😂 no don't worry, its not sarcasm, that was a very clever comment you made

[@4.99dollarchickenstripbask7]

People: find a big tooth Also people: let's name it a Megalodon, because that means big tooth! Megalodon: My name is Jerry though

[@bxbyhvney3716]

😂

[@summercat6250]

Me: casually reading comments Also me: reading this comment Also me: PFTTTT 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣

[@aleahastudillo8232]

Poor jerry😅😅😅😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@samtran653]

THATS SPECTACULAR

[@RGreeninfinity]

lol

[@siddiqgamesyt3354]

WOW THATS AMAZING!!

[@ankushhalder4624]

Now, That's Amazing

[@HowToRunescape]

**A wild Megalodon conveniently appears not long after the movie is released**

[@ScorpionKing_PT]

Nop, sightings happen every year

[@mrrathalos3576]

It wanted an applaus for the role

[@iHateHDs]

They wanted to watch

[@maleyahwoods7275]

Sounds a lil ‘Fishy’. 😂 Da-da diiinnggg🥁

[@fob3454]

How To Runescape 🤣

[@JoannaFuater]

Remember guys, we only have discovered 5% about the ocean n the ocean's creatures. There's 95% of them that we don't know n it's becoming more and more scary...

[@chicomydawg]

Not really, we're mostly finding fungi, bacteria and plankton

[@urmom-ur9ub]

5%

[@zombiequeen797]

Wow you smart

[@giyuchris]

to say you’ve only found 10% of something implies you know what the full 100% is. so how is it possible to know how much percent you know about something you don’t know?

[@GrouchoTM]

@@giyuchris my thoughts exactly! Maybe we only discovered. 001 % for all we know!

[@PersonManGuyMale]

WOW! THATS AMAZING!

[@jamesphillipshort]

If the Meg could survive till this day, it'll need some serious upgrades. First: it'll need to be able to live in colder waters, and second: live on less food

[@pacodelachesnaye]

im now scared to get in a bath

[@patrickdineen2335]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ashtonholliman7230]

How

[@sgsjosh2000]

Me too 😨😨😨😨

[@stopstalkingplease]

pacodelachesnaye sams

[@Elena-je4du]

Omg watch out there is a Megalodon in your baath well u must have a big one haha

[@johnalessi6004]

There is 100% large animals we have not yet discovered

[@arpsichord7474]

you make no sense

[@fanpet3912]

For sure

[@juliaguevara4512]

Then we haven't discovered any large animals because you said "100%"

[@yanetgalema]

Actually 98% of the ocean isn’t explored and maybe the depths of the ocean may be deeper.. so It might be 98% as a correction...

[@badgumby9544]

If something is not yet discovered. How can it exist?

[@anzalrapunzel2790]

Wow this is awesome and interesting

[@meganmacdonell3428]

Wow that’s amazing

[@jadebirrd]

"Megalodon could survive anything" well not a food shortage it can't

[@thefirstoctavian9305]

Heh hehe... *JERRY GRAB OUR STUF THEY'RE GETTING SMARTER*

[@ronaorozoro5138]

@@thefirstoctavian9305 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😅

[@MohammedMaksood123]

@@thefirstoctavian9305 😂😂😂😂 that's hilarious!

[@MohammedMaksood123]

Jade the imposter@ u forgot old age 😂😂😂

[@Plumeria808]

Truth 😂

[@Textra1]

"Did They Find a Living Megalodon In the Mariana Trench?" No. Just saved you 8 minutes and 28 seconds.

[@MrRop-yp3wt]

thanks

[@katie7105]

Thank you

[@Kimani.alexandria]

Thx lol😂😂🥺

[@ziyankhanpathan3604]

oh man i m 4 minutes late..😓😓

[@protato7471]

Yaaaaaay

[@AnujBhardwaj]

WOW THAT'S AMAZING

[@sophiesharpe6687]

That is so cool I've only swam with 2 or 3 sharks in my hole life and people see those tip of animals so cool I want to do that one day.

[@sophiesharpe6687]

SHARKS ARE SO SUPER COOL!

[@sophiesharpe6687]

😎

[@cordellorcullo4532]

Just imagine this: complete darkness. Just that makes my bones quiver

[@user-hp5dt7yi8u]

Cordell Orcullo do you think Megalodon is still alive today?

[@rajitasarma239]

Megalodon was suited to live in shallow waters not deep ones so thats why

[@aakano15]

oof

[@katie_craft2887]

The megalodon is gladly extinct But there are more creatures out there

[@florsabudo3563]

I believe megalodon still exist because the ocean is so big Maybe its living on deepist part.

[@StreakyBaconMan]

I seriously don't understand how people like you honestly believe it still exists simply because it is impossible to 100% disprove that it does. There is absolutely zero evidence they survived till modern days, and from what we know about them they most certainly could not have survived in the Marianas Trench without so much adaptation that it'd just be an entirely new species, and not the gigantic supershark it once was. They died off due to their huge size and not being able to find enough prey, yet people for some reason want to believe they exist in the part of the ocean with the smallest life forms in the most extreme conditions that is not even nearly densely populated enough to support such a predator.

[@sweettea9546]

StreakyBaconMan if someone wants to believe it then let them believe it. If you don’t believe it then that’s you, let people have their fun believing something. That’s all I have to say lol bye.

[@sandplanet471]

Megalodon fed on whales which lived near the surface, megalodon would have no food supply in the Mariana trench

[@hvctate]

- 1xmoonslay agreeeed

[@matejvukmanic1667]

Flor Sabudo thats true ;)

[@NinjaTurtle1907]

Okay I can’t swim in the ocean after watching this💀

[@Dogsrule777]

The Everest example (video) doesn’t quite match the narration but it’s still fascinating! :)

[@user-nu8jo3zl9b]

Get the DLC pack to unlock 50% of the ocean

[@anguish.]

Ripoff 😐😑😐 😂😂

[@raindance9090]

ocEAn

[@ForkLefts]

*sigh* how much?

[@user-ud5zz9so4o]

How much?better be worth it

[@Aa-mi3we]

Lol

[@timhaynes8548]

I've swam in Water just over 200 feet deep and even that had me wondering.....what could be beneath me right now?

[@madalynnhohnke2733]

i can only swin 50 feet down:(

[@iiRqvxnge]

I could swim like 30 feet when I was litterly 8 years old

[@deathgrinderb3284]

i dont swim in natural bodies of water. only swimming pools.

[@kaloric]

rocking with the 12ft record B) im a pro diver i guess

[@d4rkscarletwitch]

@@deathgrinderb3284 same

[@aakashnoida-1830]

I LIKE YOU VIDIO

[@radxgre8233]

1. They lived near the surface. So they weren't adapted for living in deep waters. 2. If the meg was still allive the whale population would have taken a massive hit and whale carcasess would become common. 3. They lived on Tropical regions, not on colder regions. 4. The meg would get crushed by the pressure in the Mariana Trench.

[@k._.24]

Exactly, thank you

[@jherodriguez7630]

Megalodon gets *crunched* Asmr I guess

[@TheFlyingBricks492]

@@jherodriguez7630 Free fish soup

[@amysargent]

Given the fact that only 5% of the ocean has been studied/searched... I wouldn’t be surprised if majority of ‘extinct’ animals are still alive .. and imagine the amount of creatures and sharks etc that haven’t even been discovered yet ...

[@littlefella7763]

Amy Sargent we need to get some advanced stuff to go down further. I am very interested in what lies down there

[@lukemiller867]

Zach Bergeon wed need super high tech lighting too because it’s dark down there I’m so curious as to what’s down there.

[@oiaacr6s289]

Amy Sargent scares you to think how big it is..

[@elliuse5082]

That’s what bothers me, if thats true, how do they KNOW that the Mariana trench is the deepest place on earth?

[@GRiiZZ]

@@elliuse5082 it's the deepest so far, not forever, 70% of earth is water, and only 5% of it has been discovered, there is no doubt that something much deeper is actually exist.

[@navinraj7377]

Explorers: explored 5℅ of oceans deep, Meg is extinct... 95% of oceans deep: Hold ma Megalodon

[@CFVkayvan]

They lived near the surface. They wouldn’t survive in the deep

[@gavinfreemanvlogs5764]

@@CFVkayvan Yeah that's true but there's that chance that they could have adapted.And there could be one living somewhere just somewhere the ocean that's warmer and where virtually no people go.But i guess only time will tell i won't rule out the chance that there could still be one out there but i'm also not going too say that there is one out there it's just impossible too decide.

[@gloriawillis1343]

Hahahahahahha I’m laughing my head off lol

[@gloriawillis1343]

THE BEST JOKE!!

[@jebtran5527]

Gavin freeman Vlogs Just because 5% of the ocean deep was explored doesn’t mean the megalodon is alive. Study has shown that a tsunami of cosmic energy from supernova has wiped out ocean animals including the megalodon. If an animal that is the size of a megalodon then we would have known. Plus other animals has fought the megalodon before which made it extinct, and the megalodon need ton of food to survive and it only gone extinct because of climate change as well. So there is no possible way that the megalodon still exist.

[@carinatownsend2077]

Wow that's amazing!!!

[@llbitl.o.l5230]

I don’t get it people say it’s 60ft when google says scientists say it’s 98ft long hm? ._. (We talkin bout the meg)

[@Pain-my6uj]

I would 💩 my pants if i saw a megalodon while swimming 😂

[@deroxyogames5113]

Who wouldn't

[@projectgamer4686]

I would too

[@tailschaotix1176]

I would pass out

[@aidan2384]

That's exactly what happened to me!!!!!!

[@e8m4m3]

I would to!!!

[@clairegoodall6478]

KZbin: can magalodons be alive in the Mariana trench ? Me: no Me: *clicks on it anyway*

[@heylove8872]

😂

[@babypatrick553]

Claire Goodall “Anything is possible”

[@gravemind3590]

Butts

[@bellah8033]

Me

[@gachasquad7006]

Litrchly same thing😂😂😂😂

[@hannahbaldry7036]

I’m tromatised to go in the ocean but it’s satisfying to learn about

[@WydDamee]

i love stuff like this

[@christocollin2778]

95 % of the ocean has not been discovered.The Mariana trench is the deepest part of the entire ocean. I would not be surprised

[@aaronhou6569]

Christo Joseph s

[@DS-kv3kd]

95% of the Ocean's sealife.

[@carlosandleon]

if you researched more about the ocean, you'd be more skeptical. Also there are barely any nutrients on the ocean floor to sustain large animals save for brine lakes and underwater volcanic vents

[@carlosandleon]

most of the nutrients get used up by midwater creatures before reaching the bottom

[@carlosandleon]

more likely to find little to midsized undiscovered species. most likely imvertibrates and crustaceans. But fish species for sure as well. I am 💯% sute there are no megalodons in the deep fam

[@Ash-ge5uw]

About 95% of the ocean is undiscovered so how do we know it's extinct

[@uci6100]

Alyssa Barton wrong about 28% of all ocean species have been discovered but 48% of the ocean floor has been discovered

[@redwoodtree5725]

We think that Megalodon became extinct because its food source migrated to cooler waters, where the Megalodon cannot survive in temps that low. Generally speaking, the deeper you go, the colder it gets, so its illogical to think that ,if it is alive, its in deep places like the Mariana Trench. And if it is in shallower waters, it would've been spotted by now.

[@WiCapitalco]

@@redwoodtree5725 23 million years can bring on massive adaptations.

[@maskedman4982]

@@uci6100 Wrong, how do we know how many species there are to put a percentage on it?

[@GokuGaming]

false there have been reports of animals washing up on shore with chunks of meat taken out and sometimes just a head..

[@lavanya3101]

Wow that’s incredible

[@AaliyahHigashimori]

Wow! that's amazing!

[@panou7553]

I don’t doubt it. We’ve discovered only 5% of the ocean. There’s still that remaining 95% left. For all we know, there could be an underwater city with some kind of civilization lol

[@blackout.X]

True

[@vbaby1003]

Yes true you know like the lost city of Atlantis!

[@kylieschuman828]

Yes

[@andajenner970]

Like Atlantis or Idk

[@sydni0126]

There could be diffrent kinds of sharks out there too speaking of how deep the ocean is we'll never explore the whole thing

[@thisguy305]

The ocean is a really scary place, some people don't know it though. Imagine being in the middle of an ocean all by yourself, many unknown creatures, your only luck is a search party or a speeding airplane, water all around you that you can't even drink. Imagine.

[@vincequarterman2968]

T^T

[@stephaniebrady2052]

Any thing could be in it..... ANYTHING....

[@shamthelam6902]

The people who say that are people who never grew up around the ocean.

[@SOHAIL_KHAN6354]

I like every thing in oceans. ❤️‍🔥

[@unleashingpotential-psycho9433]

I would freak out if I ran into a Megalodon

[@tylerleigh2762]

swim, lol

[@elimakasobe1185]

Same 0_0

[@adileneemojis9317]

Same 😂😂😱😱😱😂😂😂

[@GmeSkyGold]

i think anyone would lol

[@scraggette]

Same

[@kanchanahaorungbam1215]

Who is scared to swim in the ocean... ☠😯

[@MrBrian1z]

Jaysana Haorungbam i love surfing lol

[@jailbreakislander8924]

If u live in the island's, then u have nothing to fear.

[@jonagnew4674]

I am scared

[@brayden1053]

Not me, I love swimming and sharks! 🦈🏊🏻‍♂️

[@littlepotato1782]

i feared to swim in the ocean imagine if u saw something huge and going to eat u

[@stephenmenchaca7470]

If Megaldon is still alive we will be in danger ⚠️😨☠️

[@Sha-walter_goated]

No we would not. We deal with more dangerous animals every day

[@joshuehernandez9514]

Wow thats Amazing

[@KELLYFLETCHER1]

It amazes me how we did all these thing like go to space and go down the Mariana Trench in the 1960s to the 2000s and now with all this amazing technology we barely hear anything from places like these.

[@notrock6151]

If we find the meg then the next day we will get a new endangered animal

[@derya8018]

I totally agree also the Bermuda triangle is a great mystery that needs to be solved

[@Stress_._Free]

Almost everything these ppl find is kept secret. There’s so much things we don’t know yet or even think to exist that actually exist and have been found but kept secret from the public and only the folks upstairs know

[@audius_fg1198]

You got one thing wrong, the Mariana Trench is the deepest DISCOVERED part of the ocean, there could be a place that goes far more deep, but how could we know for sure?

[@willrussell1168]

Audius590 thermal cameras

[@_luhtimm8816]

Thank you😂😂

[@marisasteele6183]

That's true the ocean is very vast.

[@yourinamania2975]

@Matt Ellis how do you know that? Where can I find it, technology can fail sometimes to...

[@VergilTheLegendaryDarkSlayer]

Exactly.... only 5% of the oceans have been explored

[@ashasisodiya1532]

Bright side you are amazing👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@nathan8241]

Imagine being a scientist and taking a swim then all of a sudden seeing a giant squid that was supposed to be a myth or extinct

[@fearodactyl2886]

Simple Answer: No. Megalodon would be unable to find any food, and would have to feed on the small organisms. Which, a shark that size wouldn't be able to do. Also, the reason most sharks don't dive deep, is because the pressure would collapse their organs and their insides would literally crumble. And judging by remains, Megalodons were related to sharks that can't dive deep. And even if it somehow is able to evolve to be bioluminescent, and somehow survived down there (which is impossible) then it would be way to cold for them! Megalodons lived in warm waters because they would freeze in cold waters. It is *very* cold in the Mariana Trench. Also, they lived near the shore and close to surface all over the world, so you would've found one already. Also, the whale population would drop drastically because of their overhunting. One last thing I have to say is that if Megalodons still existed, then how come we haven't found any fresh teeth? You would think that because a ton of fossilized teeth wash up, a ton of fresh teeth would wahs up as well. (Edit: *M'kay so I made a mistake.* Great Whites didn't evolve from Megalodons. But that's even more proof. Because Great Whites are shown to be able to adapt to colder waters. So if they are two different species, that means they don't have the same traits. So ladies and fricks (You are incredible if you get that reference) that means that Megalodons were most likely (And by that I mean the were) unable to adapt to the cold waters which made them go extinct.)

[@simondegroot2436]

Finally someone with intelligence here

[@johnlayoso1267]

Thank you so much 😀

[@dereklin2421]

FlipFlopper it’s called adapting lol.

[@fearodactyl2886]

+Theflips adapting to an environment and growing traits is evolution. However, Megalodons, instead of evolving into a creature that lives in the deep, evolved or adapted into Great Whites because how closely the two are related. This was the natural selection, and this means that if Megalodon were to still exist, it wouldn't have evolved into a creature that lives in the deep.

[@Ash-fr2my]

you...you have common sense...