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Megalodon Shark?
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This video asks the question...could this HUGE beast be a Megalodon shark?  All I know is I don't want to be in the water with it.

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Author:ConchoMan Comment Left:04/04/2008 12:31

I'm not sure there have been large sharks 25+ feet recorded.  Which would make them larger then the one in the jaws movie.  I also have read stories about huge sharks coming up out of the Marianas Trench but theres no confirmed sightings of them.  I doubt that it would be a Megalodon it is probably just some unknown deep sea shark.

Author:wohalliburton Comment Left:04/04/2008 23:26

Don't understand Japanese but it looks like a whale shark to me...longer than 40' have been seen.  They also do not attack man that I know of. 

Author:doitordye Comment Left:08/31/2009 12:04

Sleeper Shark. 

Author:ameshell Comment Left:02/23/2010 23:21

Well i have seen a whale shark and that is not one. Besides they eat plankton. This a deep water sherk, but not sure what the name is.