Скачать или смотреть The Megalodon Wasn’t the Deadliest Shark of Its Time

Long before humans roamed the oceans, colossal predators ruled the seas. Among them, the Megalodon is often remembered as the ultimate shark — a titanic, tooth-lined predator capable of crushing whales with ease. Yet, beneath the waves of the prehistoric oceans, there existed sharks far deadlier, faster, and more strategically terrifying than the Megalodon. From razor-toothed hunters with streamlined bodies built for speed, to armored giants that dominated reef ecosystems, these apex predators shaped the evolution of marine life millions of years before our species appeared. In this series, we explore the sharks science is only beginning to understand — predators whose power, adaptations, and hunting strategies surpassed even the legendary Megalodon in subtle and deadly ways.