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The Disappearance of Ocean's Monstrous Megalodon Shark
Controversy has long surrounded the disappearance of the monstrous Megalodon, the ocean's largest shark ever, but a new study concludes that this 60-foot-long predator became extinct 2.6 million years ago.
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