Japan has made $26,290,780,000 rare mineral discovery that''ll
Scientists in Japan discovered $26,290,780,000 worth of Earth minerals which will keep its economy going for at least the next decade. A survey by The Nippon Foundation and the University of Tokyo found a field of dense manganese nodules on the seabed of Minami-Tori-shima island - some 1,200 miles from Japan''s bustling capital.
絶滅種の巨大ザメ「メガロドン」の歯化石を深海底で初発見、採取に成功 | Forbes JAPAN
絶滅種の巨大ザメ、メガロドン（学名：Otodus megalodon）の歯の化石を深海底で発見したとの研究論文を、国際研究チームが発表した。 保存状態が良好な1本の歯のこ
Terrifying sighting of huge shark sparks debate about if
For example, an image from 2016 appeared to show a 60-foot shark in Japan''s Suruga Bay. However, Emma Bernard, curator of the National History Museum''s fossil fish collection, says megalodons
The megatooth shark ''Megalodon'' swam slowly: US
Recent studies have estimated that Megalodon was at least 15 meters long, and its length even reached up to 18−20 meters in relatively cooler waters. Geochemical analyses of bite marks and tooth fossils left on the
South East Asia''s Megalodon Shark First Record and
Recently, megalodon teeth have been discovered in South coast of West Java. Here this study aims to present and model the presence of O. megalodon. The length of the excavated tooth was ranging from 13 to 19 cm. The lithological analysis shows that the tooth was found in Miocene rock layers.
Megalodon
Megalodon is a hunter of large marine prey, primarily whales. Whale vertebrae have been found with Megalodon teeth embedded in them. When hunting, Megalodon probably focused on flippers and bony parts of the prey to immobilize it or damage orans.
The megatooth shark ''Megalodon'' swam slowly: US-Japan team
Recent studies have estimated that Megalodon was at least 15 meters long, and its length even reached up to 18−20 meters in relatively cooler waters. Geochemical analyses of bite marks and tooth fossils left on the bones of various marine mammals indicate that Megalodon was at the top of the food chain in the marine ecosystem at the time.
絶滅種の巨大ザメ「メガロドン」の歯化石を深海底で初発見、採取に成功 | Forbes JAPAN
絶滅種の巨大ザメ、メガロドン（学名：Otodus megalodon）の歯の化石を深海底で発見したとの研究論文を、国際研究チームが発表した。 保存状態が良好な1本の歯のこの化石は、北太平洋にある人里離れた環状サンゴ島で、ハワイ島の南西約139
絶滅種の巨大ザメ「メガロドン」の歯化石
絶滅種の巨大ザメ、メガロドン（学名：Otodus megalodon）の歯の化石を深海底で発見したとの研究論文を、国際研究チームが発表した。 保存状態が良好な1本の歯のこの
Japan discovers $26,290,780,000 worth of minerals attached to megalodon
Tokyo, Japan — A massive underwater treasure trove of minerals worth over $26 billion has been discovered near Minami-Tori-shima Island, including significant deposits of cobalt and nickel. These valuable resources, crucial for various high-tech applications, were found attached to fossilized teeth of the prehistoric Megalodon shark.
Minerals worth $26,290,780,000 found attached to Megalodon teeth near Japan
The minerals stuck to fish bones and travelled to the region, where they have increased in size around the teeth of a prehistoric shark, the Megalodon. Japan is sitting on a
Japan discovers $26,290,780,000 worth of minerals attached to megalodon
Tokyo, Japan — A massive underwater treasure trove of minerals worth over $26 billion has been discovered near Minami-Tori-shima Island, including significant deposits
Minerals worth $26,290,780,000 found attached to Megalodon teeth near Japan
The minerals stuck to fish bones and travelled to the region, where they have increased in size around the teeth of a prehistoric shark, the Megalodon. Japan is sitting on a gold mine. Not exactly gold, but some Earth minerals that can keep its economy running for the next 10 years have been found deep in the ocean.
The Early Pliocene extinction of the mega-toothed shark
All post-Zanclean Otodus megalodon occurrences from the eastern North Pacific exhibit clear evidence of reworking or lack reliable provenance; the youngest reliable records of Otodus megalodon are early Pliocene, suggesting an extinction at the early-late Pliocene boundary (∼3.6 Ma), corresponding with youngest occurrences of Otodus megalodon
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How long was megalodon?
Recent studies have estimated that Megalodon was at least 15 meters long, and its length even reached up to 18−20 meters in relatively cooler waters. Geochemical analyses of bite marks and tooth fossils left on the bones of various marine mammals indicate that Megalodon was at the top of the food chain in the marine ecosystem at the time.
Do Megalodons still exist?
A giant shark caught on camera scouring the bottom of the Mariana Trench has sparked debate about if megalodons still exist. The huge predator can be seen swimming over what seems to be an abandoned shark cage. The giant prehistoric shark, called a megalodon, ate everything in its path and was said to lurk in the Earth’s deepest oceans.
Are Otodus megalodon teeth found in museum collections?
Additionally, we found that relatively few Otodus megalodon teeth from ENP Neogene sediments are present in museum collections; for example, a total of 145 teeth from lower Miocene through Pliocene west coast deposits are represented in LACM, SDNHM, and UCMP collections, primarily from California.
Where are Megalodon teeth found?
Recently, megalodon teeth have been discovered in South coast of West Java. Here this study aims to present and model the presence of O. megalodon. The length of the excavated tooth was ranging from 13 to 19 cm. The lithological analysis shows that the tooth was found in Miocene rock layers.
How powerful was a megalodon?
The megalodon was one of the most powerful predators to have ever lived. It is said to have been 40 times heavier and three times longer than the largest ever great white shark This video cannot be played because of a technical error. (Error Code: 102006)
Was megalodon a giant shark?
Geochemical analyses of bite marks and tooth fossils left on the bones of various marine mammals indicate that Megalodon was at the top of the food chain in the marine ecosystem at the time. However, much about the biology of this giant shark species remains unexplained.