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Atlantic Ocean Scanner Picks Up Shape Measuring 50 Feet, 40 Tons; Is it a Megalodon?
An Atlantic ocean scanner picked up a 50-foot long shape, corresponding to roughly 40 tons. Experts wonder if it is a megalodon.
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