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Is Carcharodon Megalodon Flourishing In Pacific Ocean Trenches?

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A faithful Fear Beneath reader passed along what look to be an entertaining read – a new book coming out that “is a must for any shark enthusiast!”

“Steve Alten will be releasing his fourth installment of the ‘MEG’ series on May 19, 2009. The series focuses on the possibility that carcharodon megalodon is flourishing in the deep sea trenches of the Pacific Ocean and has managed to make the transition to coastal waters. The latest installment is entitled ‘MEG: Hell’s Aquarium’. I believe the series is a MUST READ for any shark enthusiast. Alten has also created a trailer for the new horrific tale which can be viewed at the following YouTube link.”

  • patrick jinks

    Megalodon is generally accepted as a big great whit. I’ve got the impression that only the fossilised teeth of Megalodon have been discovered. If this is the case, then how do we know what it looked like or what features it possesses?

  • Godzillaguydude@gmail.com

    yes there is plus at the bottom of the Mariana trench there are thermal vents supplying heat
    and from heat come other fish coming for that heat the possibility is that Carharodon Mgalodon may be feeding on those fish. Plus the Mariana trench is do so it is farther away from the sunlight Hense the rare sightings because they are white and gray so it would be camo’ed into the ecosystem

  • davidburkett

    Has there been a recent sighting of a Meglodon and if so was it filmed or documented ? Is it possible for Meglodons to survive in the deep thermal waters of the trenches such as the Phillipine Sea or the Mariana Trench? Is there an adequate food source ?

  • davidburkett

    Has there been a recent sighting of a Meglodon and if so was it filmed or documented ? Is it possible for Meglodons to survive in the deep thermal waters of the trenches such as the Phillipine Sea or the Mariana Trench? Is there an adequate food source ?

    • Jinks Patrick

      I heard that the Mariana Trench was a popular whale breeding ground, so unluss this was seasonal, they should have adequate supply. Also there are other variety of shark, such as the sleeper shark and green shark.

  • I'm reading the Steve Alten book right now. Fantastic stuff, indeed.