Animals
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Mass Extinction: 19 Million Years Ago, Sharks Were Almost Wiped Out From the Planet
Over 19 million years ago, the world's open oceans were completely teeming with sharks, approximately ten times more than today. All of a sudden these large marine predators nearly all disappeared.
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