Living and Extinct Sharks Size Comparison | Animated | (And other large fish)

[@TheGabberman9000]

This man is really brave to swim across all these sharks.

[@fend6040]

Sorry man cuz goji center create this

[@johnbahnam6460]

@@fend6040 its a joke

[@Pebbledudee]

Same goes for the camera man

[@saiamar10]

@@Pebbledudee The cameraman set still for The entire video

[@saiamar10]

@@fend6040 the One person that never gets the joke Lol

[@exiegelastweekgamer1571]

As scary as I think some sharks can be, I can't deny how amazing they are. Seriously, they're wonderful both visually and evolutionary.

[@mouseburger4183]

Indeed it pisses me off when people say we're better off without sharks. We're not sharks barley ever attack people let alone kill them. Cows kill more people every year than sharks.

[@paulmestrejr5904]

Exactly!! They’ve been around since really the beginning. And it’s crazy how they’ve been around for every major event that happened on this planet and still are alive and well. I also love sharks and find them so fascinating

[@angelobrewster6293]

Seeing and swimming with Whale sharks back home is always an amazing experience.

[@platinumwarrior1309]

In the ocean or the Atlanta aquarium?

[@angelobrewster6293]

@@platinumwarrior1309 St Helena island Atlantic ocean

[@SaurianStudios1207]

I like how the Megalodon is depicted as it’s own large species of shark and it’s not just a big great white shark.

[@-samart2004-]

while yeah it's not just an enlarged white shark, it's still depicted inaccurately in this video. It was still a lamnid, which is the group that includes sharks like White sharks, Mako sharks, Porbeagle sharks, Salmon sharks, etc. Otodus megalodon should still at least retain that basic body shape, and not something like what was shown in this video. The blunt snout, tiny fins, and overly chunky body do not fit lamnid body plans at all

[@TheDavianSea]

@@-samart2004- yeah megalodon was smaller too as thought before, i agree that megalodon is not a lamnid

[@enderfury-3639]

Except for the tail

[@sussybaka6052]

@@user-ga5fne3h the male or the female is the average 10m if its the female so the male will be smaller

[@-samart2004-]

@@user-ga5fne3h Well yeah that could be said about any animal. Animals at their maximum size aren’t common

[@TheDragon-v7d]

As someone who loves all sharks greatly, I’m excited to see the size comparisons. Good work Gojicenter. P.S. Thank you for adding the Otodus Obliquus .

[@madorb4384]

Sharks

[@fronetus]

Agreed

[@rogerporter7463]

I appreciated that he added otodus shark. They deserve more attention and love as they were overshadowed by the infamous megalodon.

[@jasonsantos3037]

🦈

[@somerandomdude2584]

i like sharks :D

[@all_easy_artist]

Do alligator and crocodile size comparison. Hope to see all crocodile and alligator. Sharks are one of my favourite animal. great work goji center

[@DarthPyrusTheVirus]

Movie monster alligators and crocs would be sweet too.

[@BowlTheOne]

Crocs would eventually dwarf the alligators near the end

[@SRC267]

Would be nice to have a high resolution digital download of the poster too

[@Uncle_Rico576]

Yes😉 GOJICENTER

[@thespinosaurus2972]

I think there is a mistake at 0:40 swell shark size.

[@dantel.7785]

@@thespinosaurus2972 don’t worry it says .9 Meters. The dot is a little hard to see

[@bkjeong4302]

Do note that most of the larger Cenozoic sharks reached such sizes IN SPITE OF cetacean competition (cetacean competition, especially in the role of apex predator, was actually much more stiff from the Late Eocene to the start of the Pliocene than it is now); they didn’t get big because cetaceans hadn’t overthrown them yet, they got big because they were able to successfully compete with cetaceans.

[@jpvproductions7259]

The fact that the Whale Shark is the 2nd largest shark to have ever existed is impressive given that it's still alive.

[@Quixoticchimera81]

The whale shark was bigger tho

[@ayaankhan-eh1xy-g3e]

It can be 12.5 m max

[@mohawk4759]

@@Quixoticchimera81 what

[@Tarbtano]

@@ayaankhan-eh1xy-g3e There are confirmed specimens over 16 meters, some around 18 meters. And these aren't old fisherman records from the times reporting was very shoddy; these were recent in a few cases. So yeah, there are potentially whale sharks still alive which are roughly the same length of some O. megalodon.

[@thomasthegreatape808]

First is Whale Shark, second is Basking Shark

[@Mikailodon]

Not the size comparison we needed, but the one we deserved…

[@thecreature916]

exactly

[@thegodofflorida]

hello there

[@rockmuncher_98]

didnt expect to see you here! i like your videos.

[@voidprimordial]

They all shrunk due to survival of the fittest... imagine if that wasn't an issue

[@GonnaPutSomeDirtInYourEyes-786]

I knew most of these sharks just because of playing hungry Shark

[@Ludomir0]

@@GonnaPutSomeDirtInYourEyes-786 😂

[@deinocheirusthebestduck5447]

They will be big as Blue whale probably ( and blue whale will be bigger too I'm 50 percent sure lol)

[@phantomsrage6523]

@@deinocheirusthebestduck5447 they wont blue whales only are able to get so big because the amount of krill/plankton in the ocean and on a few sharks eat krill/plankton which still likely wont even get close

[@deinocheirusthebestduck5447]

@@phantomsrage6523 as I said *50 percent sure*

[@frostbitegodiller_yt5500]

Goji Center I have never said this before but you and your channel is filled with so much knowledge that my brain breaks in half due to just how much you have in your videos. Also good luck on your road to 1million subs you are getting so close!

[@FoxNation18]

I’m 9 months late but go watch some space/universal/galaxy videos. Your mind would explode.

[@JellyGeneral47]

Before I watch this, I hope Cretoxyrhina makes an appearance as I believe it is quite underrated, and because it was the first Prehistoric shark I heard about.

[@JellyGeneral47]

I’m pleased, thanks for having my favorite ancient shark make an appearance in this excellent video.

[@RCXBuildsIt]

@@JellyGeneral47 I’d never heard of this, 07:33 . Waiting for it to swim by the diver was a fun way to spend my lunch break. Lol

[@mycatisaderp5123]

The first prehistoric shark I heard about, was the classic Megalodon.

[@Chaos_152]

@@mycatisaderp5123 almost all. I've heard about helicoprion first

[@Bagelgeuse]

Same. Cretoxyrhina is awesome!

[@Stonesjohn123]

Props to the diver to stay there while all the shark where showcasing

[@HelenaSan425]

To be honest the Megalodon is my favorite species of shark it's a terrifying and majestic creature at the same time

[@gaellongree4207]

Just like the lion.

[@Infinityc702]

Yea

[@kyptos2252]

It's over"rated"

[@Bloxfruitsistrashlmaocope]

@@kyptos2252 so they can’t like it?

[@seanpeabody7777]

Thank you Goji Center for showcasing the true majesty of these awe-inspiring animals! 👍🌊🦈

[@ForsakenGaming666]

I am such a big fan of the Megalodon. Just knowing a shark THAT huge once swam our oceans is pretty exciting.

[@boltstone4470]

I know right 😀

[@theliaroftruthfulness5167]

Thing is theres a chance they are still alive.

[@xenobeatsxeno8719]

@Auron Filewood Uhhh no, first off megalodon required warm tropical water like that of Hawaii and second off if they were still alive we would know by now. I know I’m gonna get those comments that we only know 80-75% of the ocean and that it could be in the deep sea.

[@xenobeatsxeno8719]

Well that is true about the ocean however if megalodon was in the deep sea then it would look completely different from what it originally looked like. On top of that there isn’t enough food down there

[@theliaroftruthfulness5167]

We only have explored 75%-80% of the ocean. And scientists say its still possible.

[@thestormthatsapproaching2151]

As someone who loved sharks this is an amazing size comparison video keep up the good work goji center!

[@TeoDP7]

I’m a huge shark fanboy, didn’t expect this to be posted! 😄😄😄

[@Nightmare_Utahraptor187]

I absolutely love sharks and my favorites are the tiger shark, megalodon,mako shark, helicoprion and the great white shark. You did an amazing job gojicenter

[@imtiazgaslightwala]

Helicoprion was not a SHARK but yet a FISH (eugeneodont fish) P.S DO NOT SAY A SHARK IS A FISH, THEY HAVE THEIR DIFFERENCES AS IN BODYSHAPE, GILLS AND E.C.T

[@Nightmare_Utahraptor187]

@@imtiazgaslightwala I'm fully aware of that fact

[@jarrettreboton4661]

I was quite shocked at how big the other extinct Sharks were aside from the Megalodon. Amazing video Goji center!!!

[@RoyMiller.69420]

This is the best Shark size comparison video ever, this is going to blow up quickly, knowing how much people are fascinated by these creatures. Edit: I don't want to come off as a rude and pathetic person or something, but I think the size of the swell shark is a little off at 0:40, it should be about 82-85 cm.(Really really sweet video tho)

[@Tarbtano]

According to my shark reference book published by University of Florida's zoology department and a few other sites, the average is indeed around 90 cm; though of course plenty of individuals can be smaller or bigger.

[@RoyMiller.69420]

@@Tarbtano right

[@UncleRJ]

Perfect time for Shark Week. I already knew Megalodon was big but I didn't realize it was _that_ big...

[@Scar-Predator]

a lot of estimates put it around 60ft in length. (not counting the ones from the 2018 movie "The Meg".)

[@BeastFanatic101]

Another awesome video goji center , love sharks !!! Makes me for excited for shark week !!

[@lukmanibrahim2993]

*Sharks are beautiful animals, and if you're lucky enough to see lots of them, that means you're in a healthy ocean - Syria Earle*

[@mouseburger4183]

Indeed.

[@KingKyreeoneal]

Wow those scary sharks are my favorite sea monsters, cool videos Goji Center

[@gattycroc8073]

7:35 creyoxyrhina is probably my favorite prehistoric shark of all time.

[@battleblaster4203]

Joker shark

[@TeoDP7]

Cretoxyrhina is a badass

[@widodoakrom3938]

Yes they lived in the most competitive sea of all time

[@definitelynotnickiminaj5391]

Amazing video! Brought back many memories when I was a kid (I loved sharks when I was a kid, I always read books about them)

[@Jose_Lopez08]

Excellent size comparison video on living and prehistoric sharks great job as always gojicenter.

[@BenjaminWongYT]

This channel...got even BETTER! A person who loves sharks, dinosaurs and kaiju, this channel has turned into a dream come true! However, do not think they have confirmed the extinction of C.obsolerus.

[@pear6335]

Great video! One adjustment to be made is the size of onchopristis. It was at least 2-3 meters larger, but otherwise, cool vid

[@zharul8716]

Gojicenter have updated their helicoprion by shorting the snout from the last sea monster video. I love both version.

[@derrickhageman1969]

Btw the helicoprion was more related to eat fishes and rays than sharks

[@benshmoikle5581]

I just want to say I've been watching you guys since you came out and listen to your podcast and I love how much you have grown it's amazing keep up the good work guy much love

[@battfanbio4006]

I like sharks 🦈 also size comparison was awesome all are the best in my opinion goji center this was great 👍

[@Discal.5213]

tbh not "every" shark species is in this comparison but i expected that because if all species of shark were shown in this, then this vid would go for more then a hour long ngl

[@Leonidas1210vc]

I'd watch, I'm a stubborn/ dedicated sort

[@Vijayvijay-ml7fo]

This is very informative! I am huge skull island, jw and shark fan and this channel helps me learn more about the stuff I love! Tks goji centre!

[@SaurianStudios1207]

I’ve always liked prehistoric marine life way more than modern marine life. Marine life of prehistory is so much more fascinating and terrifying.

[@zharul8716]

Same, since knowing Shonisaurus, I've been obsessed over them. Prehistoric marine reptiles are so cool. There was an itchyosaurs the size of blue whale and that's so amazing. The lilstock monster. People is still confused if they were a species of Shonisaurus or Shastasaurus.

[@TeoDP7]

I agree with you, the gigantic and bizarre creatures we could think of, it’s also more cooler when you add speculative artwork to it…

[@theacthatneverworksyt8473]

And i hope you have a great day gojicenter and I bud this wonderful community I am part of a wonder day and a great summer

[@spacejzilla5829]

Awesome work Goji Center. Great job. Please make more.

[@Nabhan_Prozilla]

Although I classify megalodon as in top tier of my favorite shark list I love the phenomenal design of the orthacantus and the whale shark soothed my eye throughout the whole video. nice! no bias. Just the models of those two

[@montythecat5410]

I’m sorry but when I heard the name “cookie cutter shark” I started laughing 😂

[@abdulazizrex]

I never even heard of speartooth and prickly sharks before! And they’re extant species!

[@gojienjoyer]

loved the size comparison of sharks and all fishes

[@mahadhirjaalam7281]

Ur Videos Are mutch Amazing the way u Explain Fiction Animals into like a Documentary like animal planet But I Suggest u Rest for a Bit

[@ConsciousApostle999]

7:38 the cretoxyrhina is roughly as large as deep blue, the *largest* white shark, although the cretoxyrhina can get even larger. 8:00 can get up to 54 feet in length, and 44,000 lbs. 8:55, 10m isn’t even average size, it more around 12 meters, but they can reach 64+ feet, and 101,000 lbs, it’s the second largest shark, and nigh top 5 in terms of large fish. Otodus megalodon at 9:10 is not the median estimate for the megalodon, conservatively placed at 60-75 feet, some estimates even claim it to be 82 feet, around 25 meters, it’s the largest predatory animal in history aside from maybe the shonasuarus, it outweighs almost all species except the blue whale, at 227,000 lbs.

[@KingDragon75LMC]

I Really Love Your Video's The (Jurassic Park) & (MonsterVerse) Is My Child hood Movies I really like how your the first one too ever do this & Your Logo Goji Center is Amazing Thank You For Your Size Comparison & Battle's I will keep Watching Your Video's If You Stay Doing The MonsterVerse's & Jurassic World I Really Like Your Interesting Content! 😆😂🤩

[@tyrantX_]

I love these size comparison videos I also like how you make the megalodon an accurate size and not the oversized one

[@jeovanipaj799]

You know what’s actaully suprising *how long the diver can stay underwater*

[@angelrodriguez1857]

Imagine jumping in the ocean for a swim and seeing that meg 20 feet away from you just looking at you. 😱

[@DarthPyrusTheVirus]

You wouldn't have any time to escape with how big it is and it only being 20 feet away from you. That'd be a tiny movement from the meg and you're already eaten. Oof.

[@Gizeh59]

@@DarthPyrusTheVirus I mean the meg would just see or sense how small you are and not try to eat you, cause its like seeing a breadcrumb on the table and jumpng on the table to eat it

[@Prehistoric.Knowledge]

Funny how this channel is more educational than my entire school

[@aufarthariq2139]

i feel so bad bro

[@ananditotugarisman9122]

It's interesting that the second largest shark is the most peaceful one

[@chasecooper4777]

I love shark size comparison and other similar creatures

[@chheinrich8486]

Could have also been about prehistoric fish in general, their are some interesting species

[@KievanRus_Ball_Mapping]

Agreed. Who’s heard of Dunkelosteus? Like if my paralysis demon was a fish?

[@chheinrich8486]

@@KievanRus_Ball_Mapping not to mention all the big fish from the kem kem (spinosaurus Habitat)

[@neyaru744]

Yea personnaly my fav is the Rhizodus

[@chheinrich8486]

@@neyaru744 rhizodus, xiphactinus, leedsychits,

[@rugops6549]

Stethacanthus is one of my favorite prehistoric fish. I’m glad it was here even though it wasn’t actually a shark.

[@natek4488]

Never thought you guys showed an interest in marine biology.

[@Sclerenchyma1]

Best Shark Video Ever!!!

[@NjordrYT]

Good video idea!

[@patriciahernandez2293]

Very nice video , is relaxing watching this video and I loved hearing the music while I admired all these awesome creatures!! Excellent Goji Center ! Thank you for your hard work in each video !👏🏼

[@brianlee84yearsago68]

Could you do Crocodilian species next including Sarcosuchus?

[@Kay_original]

Dang never seen a channel grow so quick. You're getting 100 subscribers a day. Really love your kaiju videos. Will you guys and gals ever do a Kong vs Rodan?

[@burninggojiguy7222]

I’ve loved sharks for a long time, but megalodon will always be my favourite

[@salto6]

this is amazing i love it so much keep up the good work

[@Doctor_Morgan_X_Asakura_Rikako]

Request Video - Size Comparison The Japanese Mystery Creatures From The Series : Ultra-Q In The Year 1966 1. Gomess (Permian Giant Monster) 2. Mammoth Flower (Ancient Plants) 3. Pegila (Polar Giant Monster) 4. Larugeus (Giant Bird Of Storm) 5. Keigel (Shell Strange Beast) 6. Pagos (Underground Monster)

[@ΣπυριδούλαΒλάχου-ξ7β]

I like your videos and i have one Idea of the next video ( carnortor vs other dinosaur do you like) thank you

[@ΣπυριδούλαΒλάχου-ξ7β]

You like my idea

[@lilmallison2531]

... this made me realise I had really miscalculated how BIG sharks actually are.

[@MesozoicLeagueGuyAllosaurus]

Huh, these sharks are much smaller than in Hungry Shark World/Evolution. Neat👍

[@GuardianRocket]

And Megalodon still the King of all Sharks, there ever were. 💪

[@au-817ttttx]

Was

[@jaq_ultimaprime9060]

I love sharks good job Goji Center 10/10

[@groveriturri7761]

A video that I would like to see would be a fight analysis of a Mosasausurs vs Megalodon

[@TeoDP7]

I was thinking of this, Megalodon (the Meg) vs mosasaurus (Jurassic world), however I would rather see Livyathan against megalodon, since it was much smarter, more stronger, more robust to fight megalodon unlike mosasaurus

[@bmt4628]

The thing is real life mosasaurus is much much smaller than Jurassic World mosa.

[@januszpolak254]

Meg would fuck up Mosa. Its much smaller and have weaker jaws.

[@Fazbearingtonthe3rd]

Pretty sure megs bite force is more tons than the weight of a mosa itself

[@ayaankhan-eh1xy-g3e]

@@bmt4628 Mosa is 17 meters and megalodon is 18 meters

[@awesomeexpress1295]

Nice to see you doing 2d and 3d animations now.

[@jesuszorrilla8224]

Sharks did exist since 400.000.000 ago. Iy's a example of succes evolution. Since the small shark lantern to megalodon

[@JustYour_Luck]

BRO I LOVE THIS CHANNEL SO MUCH

[@unnaturaldodo]

do crocodile too

[@tyediednightmare4294]

Another banger goji I'm so glad with every thing you put out so much hard work and dedication just for us to watch on a weekly basis. I'm fs going to become a member and even buy as merch as I can because you also have one of the coolest designs out of any creater to date!

[@UnwantedGhost1]

Would Otodus Megalodon realistically look like that? You should talk to Nature Compodium about the prehistoric shark.

[@aayaangupta3231]

This comparison was one of the best

[@warcrimes1014]

Hello goji center. How good of a fight do you think V. Rex vs Dominion Giga would be?

[@potato7777]

Gigachad

[@Arghust]

V rex takes this. It’s only slightly longer by 2 feet but very massive and chunky in terms of overall build, can jump around like there’s no such thing as gravity that gives it a wild amount of speed and agility, and can take a ridiculous beating like there’s no tomorrow.

[@warcrimes1014]

@@Arghust It would be very close. Keep in mind the giga has literal armor plates on its back the run the length of its body so pouncing on top of it would not bode well for the V.rex. And also the Giga's bite would more than likely be able to peirce the V.rex's thick hide. It's hard to say though both seem quite evenly matched

[@Arghust]

@@warcrimes1014 I just did a size comparison to see how exactly the Giga scales with the Vrex and I found a problem. The Vrex is much bigger than 50ft. From what I got, it appears to be in the +70ft range, maybe more. I mean this thing is huge!

[@warcrimes1014]

@@Arghust wait seriously!? That's insane. Ok then to make things just a bit more fair we should scale down the v.rex or else it would literally just stomp the poor thing.

[@bx47v]

not what we expected but still a banger!

[@burter7658]

Hungry shark world be like:

[@RazorRex]

Never heard of some of these, great video!

[@jakeguillot6246]

Who else only showed up because of the megalodon?

[@JohnWickXD]

the content's quality is mind blowing

[@diplodocuskaneki]

Hmmm otodus megalodon it averaged long 10m to 14m and maximum possible size is 16m.

[@darkonyx6995]

I'm not a big fan of Megalodon, but, this estimative is wayy undersized.

[@diplodocuskaneki]

@@darkonyx6995 What? Means what

[@itscrimsonplayzz3141]

Its been a long time since a video like this was uploaded here

[@Typical_name]

Cliam your ticket here within the hour

[@fismail4330]

ummm i dont know what to do

[@godzillarexy74]

Awesome video Goji Center and yeah some sharks like the meg could been big enough to maybe fight Showa Godzilla lol

[@charliecross2592]

you know when it's extinct when they got the crazy dinosaur like name. ALSO great video because I really love sharks. Keep it up man :)

[@trolololo91]

sharks are cool hope to see more animals :)

[@alexallen9640]

Nice size comparison, sharks are such bizarre and interesting creatures 🙂👍🦈

[@strangerthingsexport9715]

The biggest extinct shark we all know who that would go to thanks mr goji Centre

[@primalrampager9178]

My man goji center now adding sharks to his deadly roster

[@alexzayjurado8391]

I love to learn about sharks 🦈

[@Rotkiwski937]

Goji Center you make so good videos full of knowledge about monsters and this types of creatures from movies that I love. Could you make BATTLE FACE OFF with Godzilla and Mega-Kaiju from Pacific Rim Uprising? If you don't choose this one I will be okay. have a nice day

[@StarOasis26]

This is the best shark to man ratio I've ever seen. the music is great too!

[@ArthurMorgan-xi8ok]

When I was a little kid I was fascinated with sharks all I would talk about was sharks

[@jasonsantos3037]

Sharks are the oldest creatures on Earth They took different shape and sizes Great video I like See our animal like crocodiles get their own video 🦈👍

[@Gizeh59]

they aren't the oldest creatures on earth

[@widodoakrom3938]

@@Gizeh59 well shark ald existed for 400 milions t Years well they're slightly older than trees which just come to existed around 375 milions years

[@Gizeh59]

@@widodoakrom3938 yeah but they are still not the oldest creatures on earth

[@yuchitrevorching9677]

comb jelly was oldest creature or ohter microscope creatures

[@ayaankhan-eh1xy-g3e]

@@widodoakrom3938 the Oldest Creatures Existed 550 million years ago

[@rdkcrown4074]

First viewer. Excellent video 👍

[@BroStopSpyingOnTheNeighbors]

Great video and awesome sharks man!!

[@sauraplay2095]

Great video! The "ironing board" shark is really cool.

[@themaxreboexperience5221]

These guys are the kings of size comparisons

[@godzillazillayt6922]

Indeed I can 100% agree 👍