Killer Whales vs Megalodon: Who Ruled the Depths

[@DavidChrisCastillo-im1wg]

That's orcinus orca, not just orca or of course killer whale.

[@ascendancedev]

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[@ernst2k]

im so confused, what are you even trying to say?

[@ascendancedev]

The idea was to awaken curiosity (only for entertainment and educational purposes) for Ocean biology, I read some scientific papers with some essential facts about Killer Whales and the Megalodon (Megalodon possibly coexisted in the ocean with large toothed dolphins or early orca-like cetaceans). There is so much we don't know now, but we will know in the future, that the ocean is so deep and new to us as humans. We need to learn too much from marine paleontologists, paleoceanographers, and people in robotics. Fossils can be found in Marine Sediment Deposition. :)