All Your Megalodon Shark Facts In One Video

Its full name is Carcharocles Megalodon, but some shark enthusiasts just call it “the Meg.” Whatever name it goes by, this giant was the biggest baddie of the ocean when it terrorized the waters 2 million years ago. Megalodon was the biggest shark of the ocean 23 million years ago. It could grow up to 60 ft, and its jaw bite was stronger than a T. Rex’s. Just imagine, the largest Megalodon tooth ever found is almost 3 times larger than the teeth you’ll find in the great white sharks of today!
And the question is, does Megalodon still exist? Сould these scary sharks still be alive in the deepest parts of the ocean? Theories out there argue that these bad boys of the ocean are still around. As for science, it tells us that Megalodon sharks are extinct. But what if they live in the deepest place on Earth: the Mariana Trench?
In our today's live stream, we're talking about all we know of Megalodon. By the way, you might think there was nothing that could stop them. However, even this massive shark had enemies, and their fights could be lethal...
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[@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL]

Hey there, do you believe that Megalodon exists?

[@epixelictiffxelex6944]

Yep!

[@ali-oof4883]

Nope!

[@nonsense_Tv]

Nope , i dont believe on megalodon but i m still your fan!!!!! . Im a" bright side "fan.

[@colarevenge59]

Yes cuz well we only discovered 5% of the ocean (i think)

[@thearesengeer1232]

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[@jet5995]

Brightside is better than school lecture for general knowledge!👀

[@eternitygaming7666]

Yup definitely!

[@fullmetalalchemist3487]

69 likes i don't wanna ruin this😂😏

[@racheli2731]

Ya I’m writing about the megalodon cause bright side in school:)

[@zoologistvince2664]

not really, bright side is often inaccurate

[@Bonnie_Lou]

so true

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Hi. Whoever seeing my comment. Have a great day!

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John Carlos Heyo! And thank you, have a good day yourself.

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You have a great day John Carlos

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You too have a great day

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That’s really nice of you

[@atk_geno]

John Carlos you as well

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Bright side though me more than school Lol

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Lol ikr

[@manuelrivera1692]

I swear I could actually watch 2hours of you narrating grass growing.

[@valentinowhatgoesaroundcom7714]

I think you need a life!!!

[@mehraankhan3587]

No Topic is more fascinating than the topic of the Megalodon, agree or not?

[@wandareap5242]

True that

[@nakeitageorgoudis7077]

Mehraan Khan agreed

[@peteryau829]

Mehraan Khan well i wont agree because i like other topics

[@GrabThatPencil]

Thank you Bright Side for uploading these videos! You are the only reason i started youtube, and i am thankful for you! I have taken a lot of inspiration and knowlegde from you! A big thank you for everything from Norway! Does anyone else agree?

[@generalzod7959]

Norway? I visited oslo briefly. Pretty neat place.

[@Ifonlyyouknew1976]

I couldn't imagine this shark In the ocean. I'm too scared to think of a shark being this huge.

[@adamgonzalez4028]

We in USA found dna sample a from the deepest part of the ocean if this sharks

[@jasonwebb1882]

This is a pretty good video. I don't know how I missed this one. Glad I was looking for a Meg video to watch

[@adrianthegreatlordofweirdn8584]

I didn’t know megladon had 276 feet 3:59

[@GalaxyYeaYea]

LOL UR COOLER THEN *insert random youtuber here* !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@kenyattajones6414]

Me either I caught that as well 😂😂

[@macey8457]

They meant teeth

[@thorboysen3318]

Wow! A megalodon could easily defeat even an orca...! That says something!

[@publicminx]

no, it is more likely that Orcas hunted Megalodons (they are slower, less agile, less smart and the most irrelevant thing is that they have big teeth, because Orcas avoid 'bite' fights like dog fights anyway and use other methods). Maybe they did because there was a time in the past when Orcas and Megalodons actually lived together on the planet ...

[@JessicaSmall-yr3we]

no

[@fluffyhamsterbro6580]

Brightside can teach us better than school can

[@mikeor-]

I would prefer that Megalodon never went extinct.

[@t4k_tab824]

Mike Or they may still be living because only 5 percent of the see have been searched so for

[@zoologistvince2664]

@@t4k_tab824 blue whales and other large whales could not evolve if they were still here. so they are extinct

[@sydneykhan1957]

The beginning scared me 😂 lol

[@thepvzpapermaker9499]

Yes, Nurse Sharks!! They are so nice and cute!!❤️❤️

[@CharlieChopCham]

I love the megaldon❤️❤️❤️❤️

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Bright side is the best 👍🏻👍🏼👍🏽👍🏻👍🏼👍🏽👍🏿🥇

[@jaredquinney204]

This is really terrifying

[@ronnieweatherly7222]

The Meg's could evolved into a new type of Shark.Meg's baby's would be mistake for white sharks.

[@cheyzqueen8495]

So true

[@dannymccoy1783]

Exactly

[@abigailbox1644]

...no?

[@DominoDoginater]

false.The Otodas family (including the meg) went extinct

[@elizabethbarringer2791]

Yes that's true why do you think that they put them on the endangered species list when there's a plenty of great whites in the sea and they are protecting deep blue animately because they are trying to grow her into the next Megalodon it could take 50 years as I believe she's 50 years but nobody really knows how old she is but I agree with your theory it sound theory and in line with my own besides there's no proof that the Megalodon is related to the great white in any way and now they're retracting that statement as usual

[@timyahya7691]

megalodon is the best

[@MishaHassan.71]

This actually helped me with my megalodon shark research for school

[@cocksure8430]

No. Just no.

[@jessicawaterman6349]

2:11 yes there is, you made a video about it. I forgot the name of it XD

[@lkd9323]

Plot twist :This Alpha Assassin made us believe that he is gone so that he can enjoy his Retirement!!!

[@cheyzqueen8495]

Lol

[@Alamin_Natin_]

I love the meglodon it’s so cool

[@sydneyrubio4950]

Thanks! I love learning about sharks and to me they are so amazing 🦈❤️

[@ardamerih8119]

i only liked your comment because of your name (Your Mom is your name)

[@sanemishinazugawathewindpi8970]

This is such an enjoyable video! I love science!

[@ardamerih8119]

so do i!

[@lizardrock3911]

The largest great white on record was actually 37 feet caught in the 1930s

[@leilal8053]

My motorhome was 32'....a shark bigger than that is SCARY. 😬

[@zoologistvince2664]

yeah no,

[@teamgssmarty1044]

what a loveliy videos 😘😘😘😘😘

[@zulaikhashaikh341]

Please make video on titanoboa also.....

[@unleashingpotential-psycho9433]

This was a scary video! 🔥

[@ardamerih8119]

kinda.... i guess

[@deadbrain2548]

FYI, the average length of a Great White is more of about 13-16 feet long, not 23 feet. Also there are estimates of Great Whites reaching as much as 23 feet but nothing official, so I’m not sure where the largest one being 26 feet came from. Oh and I love Megs, and it would have been awesome to see one alive....from a safe distance of course.

[@elizabethbarringer2791]

The larger than 17 ft came from our ancestors who had no problem in taking out sharks of massive size because they are danger to man then as they are now survival was more important and there weren't a bunch of bleeding hearts then like we have now. And I promise you they were the first to say we're going to need a bigger boat, and I believe you're thinking of sharks caught on a rod and reel because 23 ft and bigger are out . It's easy to understand the confusion with all the contradicting so-called that science has to offer up science has been wrong in the past and they're wrong in this case as well

[@JessicaSmall-yr3we]

you can

[@raymondobieri4621]

Carcharocles Megalodon - What a name😏

[@HealerReader]

Ikr

[@tewateasworld5679]

i love sharks

[@scottlombardi7467]

The Megladons are in hiding with Elvis & Tupac

[@blacklyfe5543]

Lol

[@-4subscriberswithahammerad521]

Can sharks eat cheeseburgers? Because I wanna feed some megaladons

[@zulaikhashaikh341]

😂😂😂👏

[@DD-ep2sw]

Ha

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Same but do there eat plums stay away from my plums

[@mayietquerubin1025]

LOL

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i love bright side and all about this topic:megalodon

[@momz54]

Have a awesome day 🌞

[@auntiec6294]

I'm not anti-science at all. The thing that bothers me is how much scientists hypothesize and flat out guess about a plethora of things, yet proclaim their theories as fact. The vast majority of scientists do that anyway, in my opinion.

[@vidyutdevam9204]

Totally agree. There are noble prizes being given to scientist because they provided a better hypothesis

[@katiesequestrianlife4412]

Bright side is way better than any school education

[@shinobukocho2792]

love the new intro

[@SarawakDude]

Can you make more vids about a subject in one vid like this?

[@hayliedlr]

I've heard the Pacific sleeper sharks also called Greenland shark and they are known to possibly live 500 years. 29:11

[@peteryau829]

JoJo Bean thats false news

[@PaleoTheExaminer]

@@peteryau829 it's not

[@malachitecookie5101]

@@peteryau829 it's not. A greenland shark can live fore hundreds of years, and they're so rare we usually only see them near sunken whale corpses

[@Spectator1945]

JoJo Bean yeah, if I’m not mistaken, the oldest creature alive today is a Greenland shark.

[@elizabethbarringer2791]

Yes and they ignore those facts because it doesn't fit their Theory how can one species live that long yet right off the others as impossible

[@padihatami5183]

i like sience so much much and much

[@Prrovokker]

Yes

[@Mr-Senguin]

Smart banana helped on this wid

[@kellymichaels3568]

😂😂really quite enjoyed the flashes of humour in this mini documentary. Well done all round!

[@sarthakbhattacharya3249]

Megalodon would win because of it's swiftness

[@MetallicaKing48]

I did manner to meet two great hammerhead sharks while I was out swimming during a mandatory swim day in the Navy.

[@Noahhh888]

First To like my own comment

[@sheilahaungraheeta9310]

Getting old please stop

[@warhubnia164]

Pls stop pls

[@killroywashere1254]

@@sheilahaungraheeta9310 I would like to stop getting OLD too.

[@rajkumarmukherjee212]

Search "black demon" in KZbin, which according to scientists is the evolved form of megalodon, which exists even today, so technically the meg did not completely go extinct

[@desireemendoza6725]

yeah i know that shark. its half great white.

[@spoopygarciathecognitohaza4759]

There is no proof it exists and no proof stating it evolved from megalodon

[@pollie0748]

Black demon is a basking shark..

[@RecapJunkies]

Food Network and the Cooking Channel would love if these thing still existed!! 🐟

[@shilpapimparkarsasturkar2196]

Yes I loved the video

[@eternitygaming7666]

I think the Meg would win since the Meg has a bigger mouth, and tougher more flexible skin.

[@oOoOosparkles]

@16:49 Yeah, the other animals were swallowed whole and therefore still in tact, in the stomach, just hanging out.

[@NightmareDream.]

I bet sharks start blushing when humens compliment them on the strength

[@emmettrego9719]

Very terrifying

[@chrysology]

4:02 "The Megalodon had an impressive set of 276 feet." They said get ready for a lot of science at the beginning of the video, but that might be just a bit too much.

[@INSTAGRAMREELS-pd3wh]

Thank u teacher

[@cocksure8430]

276 feet in its mouth, I thought I was the only one that heard it!!!😂🤣😂

[@0rdnaryPERS0N]

In the case of meg and livia .i think the smartest would win the fight. Can anyone tell me who is more smart among these 2 competitors

[@peteryau829]

NIGHT FURY uh meg

[@Jonas-jx3kw]

@@peteryau829 it's actually livyatan

[@kinginkorionthesplatoonmul573]

This just fueled my belief in them still existing!

[@spoopygarciathecognitohaza4759]

Their not alive anymore but whatever

[@wubby1x186]

@@spoopygarciathecognitohaza4759 proof?

[@vegardhaalandvandvik9721]

Am love megladon

[@jessieporter1921]

thing is how do we know?we have only explored 5% of the ocean, megladons could be living in the other 95% of the ocean

[@toohollywood8825]

I can never go for a swim

[@ardamerih8119]

same (;

[@thecrazycowgirl338]

Bummer

[@S4H47]

Nice video

[@rachelprighel4409]

Yes it does

[@michellesantos9144]

Since over 80% of the ocean is undiscovered, how can we know for certain meglagon is extinct?

[@parthverma1851]

Michelle Santos 95 actually just saying

[@FarrelRvno]

Because the sciencetist said so?

[@julianeder6114]

its very unlikely but if it was still arround it would have evolved and adapted (probably shrunk down in size as a form of adaptation to the smaller numbers of massive sea creatures they preyed on)

[@jacobsheridan7126]

95% is undiscovered we have only discovered 5% of the ocean and we cant know for certain if the meg is extinct.

[@Ksubscriberswithnovideos-oc2bn]

95 is undiscovered, you mean.

[@Discoveringbandsbymichaelnagy]

Deer are a lot more dangerous than sharks!!

[@mayietquerubin1025]

JK

[@bloodkillerbgyt2871]

I will choose megalodon because he is a shark i love sharks when i was a kid

[@healthandbeautydiaries9856]

Very nice

[@Paul-bz2oe]

How do you know if they are extinct. 70 percent of the ocean has not been discovered

[@biohazerdtrollztrolls4798]

Use your brain they are larger whales why would they not be eating some of the larger whales or maybe look into the great white it's larger and grows faster than it did a decade ago they will be the next big big shark in time they are evolving and are about a meater longer than there great white ancestors

[@Ksubscriberswithnovideos-oc2bn]

95% you mean.

[@tonnyyyzzzplays7309]

Hmmm how y’all know they exist and I got 1more question connected we explored 5%of the ocean and y’all already know?

[@shook--8430]

@Lara Robinson what?

[@akis7247]

Exactly

[@zoologistvince2664]

if they were not extinct, whales probably would not be as big as they are now.

[@florengatdula5677]

Lara Robinson uh what-

[@zoologistvince2664]

@Lara Robinson your high

[@anjoedaviscatholic9143]

35:00 yes, tiger shark, hammerhead, etc

[@scottrichards3860]

There was a meg videotaped on the discovery channel during shark week one year but I never been able to see that series again. It was filmed beside of an oil rig.

[@everythingskincare]

Oh I thought I was first 😭😭

[@intangiblemotivation7112]

Abay Yibas Babeso d̥ͦo̥ͦn̥ͦ't̥ͦ b̥ͦe̥ͦ m̥ͦe̥ͦḁͦn̥ͦ

[@eternitygaming7666]

BTW the Meg can grow from 50 to 80 ft, not 40 to 60.

[@mariachowning1276]

Most average species were under 60 feet but there were outliers that were larger than that since we found teeth as large as 7.48. Hard to say how large it could get. But definitely big.

[@eternitygaming7666]

@@mariachowning1276 true

[@eternitygaming7666]

@@mariachowning1276 think the largest was bigger than 70 ft, like about 80? right?

[@mariachowning1276]

@@eternitygaming7666 Could be. Hard to tell. Anything is possible. Although at 80 feet long it would have to eat an awful lot to sustain itself.

[@eternitygaming7666]

@@mariachowning1276 true but, at it's early years, there were less competitors and more food. I guess you're right.

[@epikdude6979]

Bright side should be school who agrees? Bright side just gave us all facts of sharks in 1 video

[@wandareap5242]

IT WOULD BE A HONOR TO SEE A MEGLOODON

[@ft.rinn_2907]

Biggest in this era But in old years there so much animal bigger than megalodon

[@michaelweaver911]

So not to burst ur bubble but its name is CARCARADON MEGALODON not CARCARIUS MEGALODON.

[@lulbean170]

Congrats on almost 30million

[@joegardner3083]

Megaladons is number 1

[@cyraclesssthegreat9972]

I would say that megalodon would win over livyatan, although livyatan had larger teeth, megalodon had a bite force stronger than his / her's... You see megalodon weighed more and a stronger bite force, so 2 bites to the livyatan head or body, he / she is done for

[@IM_ACID]

Fort Tʂυɳαɱι I agree

[@rossl5908]

Livyatan also had to surface like every other whale, megalodon would take it from the bottom

[@tempiedriver3577]

how y'all know they aren't still alive we have only explored 5/ of the sea crazy peeps

[@zoologistvince2664]

yeah but whales probably could not have evolved to get so big if it was still here

[@PRKz_Fury]

DrexTheDragon exept whales did not evolve to get that big. They just were always huge. Possibly too big to be a main food sorce for a single meg as whales travel in pods

[@zoologistvince2664]

@@PRKz_Fury uhh no. back when meg was alive. the only large whales were the toothed ones. which also ate the whales. now, as meg and livyatan went extinct baleen whales evolved in size immensely.

[@malachitecookie5101]

PRKz_ Fury ...no? Before the whales went into the ocean they were only the size of bears. And going back to the beginning, whales were microscopic billions of years ago

[@zoologistvince2664]

@@malachitecookie5101 agreed. thank you

[@muhammedsinan938]

Ur videos always amaze me and tthey are the bestttt❤

[@DominoDoginater]

ty for prooving the megalodon is extinct, some how i think this vid is factual

[@user-kk6bi9wr1s]

The finnish people call it "Megis" And thats a dam Energy drink in finland

[@ChessMasteryOfficial]

*He in his madness prays for storms, and dreams that storms will bring him peace. ÷*

[@chloechannel6219]

I want to watch Megalodon as my pet no matter what

[@toyinlawal8456]

I think the predators would stand a chance against megalodon

[@x6King6x]

Showing the wrong pictures to describe the animal smh

[@Mannyhdz0052]

?

[@prazehesp]

4:00 haha you said feet not teeth

[@ardamerih8119]

well, we can make mistakes, can't we?

[@thecrazycowgirl338]

Haha funny the editor didn't catch that

[@JoTv-jq4hr]

No one's perfect

[@Dman9fp]

Few other errors I've spotted so far: Megalodon teeth have been found in Asia at least in Indonesia & Japan to my knowledge 3:22 measures from back to tip. The official way to measure shark teeth is by the slant length (from the tip to one of the bottom corners) 3:42 those are extinct snaggletooth shark teeth, not young megalodon teeth xD It's definitely not proven that megalodon was outcompeted, it's just one hypothesis (correlation =/= causation). Loss of habitat (sea levels going down) + loss of prey biomass may have been just as important if not more to their decline

[@Swaramsharan]

Make a video on titano boa

[@franciscopuerta9513]

I think the megalodon is not dead yet but is soon olive okay your welcome i like your videos

[@t4k_tab824]

Francisco Puerta they may or may not be alive because 5 percent of sea was searched so far

[@classicyasuo5872]

2nd

[@georgeskaouk4733]

4:01 276 teeth He said 276 feet

[@pashinfps]

I had to search the comments to make sure somehow else caught this lol

[@suefergusson5351]

Just proves, no matter how big you are, there's ALWAYS, something BIGGER

[@izswirl]

HOLA

[@jimhendleman5707]

The Meg still exists! Science lies!! H

[@christopherflores3402]

true

[@evastarunit7361]

Where is your evidence then?

[@hightablehierarchy9427]

Dark side is, they don't exist anymore. So not interested in spending 30 mins to know its facts 😂

[@hightablehierarchy9427]

@Yazan Mohamad Dude, basic facts which we know about this extinct species are more than enough. There are lot more videos made on this topic in youtube earlier. I may rather spend that time in knowing something useful. Hope you got my point. 😊

[@user-od7ge5iq3g]

Hello I like you juys

[@Mental_health_first]

2:46 that is the Baltimore aquarium. That boat you see is the Chesapeake