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of Tahiti. The creature was yellowish in color with a white speckled pattern.
In 1918, a whitish shark measuring 100 feet in length was observed off of Australia's New South Wales coast. The matter was investigated by a shark expert and a Fisheries inspector, who noted that these experienced fishermen were so unnerved by what they had seen that they refused to put out to sea for several days afterward.

Could Megalodon still exist? In 1875, a British survey ship, the HMS Challenger, recovered two Megalodon teeth near Tahiti. The five-inch teeth were dredged from a depth of 14,000 feet. When the teeth were dated in 1959, they were found to be 11,000 years old.

We can conclude that Megalodon was certainly not extinct 11,000 years ago and it is possible that this animal still exists today.



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