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Published: 2015-05-19 19:45:55 +0000 UTC; Views: 12152; Favourites: 157; Downloads: 87
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Carcharocles chubutensis was a true monster of a shark, at 12 metres long it wasnt as big as its big brother megalodon, but still a true giant, larger than any carnivourus shark today.Related content
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a macropredatory shark of this size is just downright silly to me. XD
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Wow another big shark species that coexisted alongside its larger sibling/cousin Megalodon! Any more super sharks that I should be aware of? In other news, I sent an invitation for you to join the fan page of the paleontology podcast I co-host with TheNewOldDocHudson on BlogTalkRadio called Prehistory: A Traveler's Guide and the link to the Deviant Art fan page is here.Β prehistory-atg.deviantart.com/
We've already got Hellraptor, Frank-Lode, and many other of DA's finest paleo-artists already on board as members of the fan-page and I would be especially honored if you joined the page to both share your existing work and create new content for the podcast if we ever needed it.
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there are 2 other species of carcharocles taht were pretty big, C. angustidens and I forgot the second ones name.
IΒ΄d be honoured to join the group, thanks for the invitation
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I have heard of Carcharocles angustidens from another deviant's art gallery. Here's the link to listen to and call into the podcast tonight buddyΒ www.blogtalkradio.com/prehistoβ¦
Glad to have you on board and feel free to begin sharing your work and if we need to make something specific for an animal of the week that's got barely any art or we are trying to get a specific animal vs animal fight for Prehistoric Matchup, that's another thing you could also do. We will be having a special guest on tonight's episode, Cryptozoologist Scott Mardis who was featured on MonsterQuest in the episode America's Loch Ness Monster which centered around Champ.Β
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Awesome! IΒ΄ve heard of it, it lived during the same time and place as Megalodon, right?
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Djeez, the size of these guys truly amazes me. And this isn't even a Megalodon...
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oligocene, miocene and pliocene
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