Holy mackerel! Because the 'megalodon' was actually a school of mackerel. But for a moment, scientists thought they'd detected the 'meg' on their scanners. 😂 So at least there’s no need to panic that this massive shark could be lurking in the ocean.
Scientists recently thought they saw a 50-foot long "megalodon" shark in the ocean. A recent discovery had some scientists stunned, as they detected what appeared to be a massive and prehistoric underwater creature that went extinct at least 3 million years ago.
Researchers studying sharks in the northwest Atlantic Ocean were shocked after they detected what appeared to be a massive 50-foot “megalodon” on sea scanners below their boat. An“On a recent shark research trip we were all amused to see this shape appear on our fish finder for several minutes.
The institute explained that the megalodon disappeared millions of years ago and will likely stay that way -- but for a moment, the crew thought it had returned. The screenshot of the fish finder posted on Instagram shows the outline of what could have been a megalodon.
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