Between 2 to 20 million years ago, the biggest shark with perhaps the most devastating bite of any animal ever ruled the oceans with an iron jaw. Despite its fierceness, megalodon went extinct while other species that swam with it survive today. Why?
Josh and Chuck dive deep into the megalodon, the massive prehistoric shark that dominated the oceans millions of years ago and may have had the most devastating bite force of any animal ever to exist. They explore how scientists pieced together what this extinct giant looked like using just teeth and vertebral fragments, break down its mind-boggling size and hunting abilities, and discuss the fascinating theories about what actually drove this apex predator to extinction. Fair warning: they also spend way too much time making fun of Discovery Channel's infamous fake megalodon documentary from Shark Week, which presented fiction as fact and earned them a well-deserved roasting from Will Wheaton.
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