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This would be a sketchbook drawing of Otodus megalodon, the infamous giant "megatooth" shark that terrorized tropical and temperate seas all over the globe between 23 and 3.6 million years ago. A paper published in Historical Biology in August 2019 has argued that these sharks didn't grow quite as large as we tend to imagine, with a maximum length between 46 and 50 feet appearing more likely than the 60-65 feet estimated by previous research. Nonetheless, one would still not want to go kayaking in oceans where they swam about. Good thing they've been extinct for over three million years!

Description
This would be a sketchbook drawing of Otodus megalodon, the infamous giant "megatooth" shark that terrorized tropical and temperate seas all over the globe between 23 and 3.6 million years ago. A paper published in Historical Biology in August 2019 has argued that these sharks didn't grow quite as large as we tend to imagine, with a maximum length between 46 and 50 feet appearing more likely than the 60-65 feet estimated by previous research. Nonetheless, one would still not want to go kayaking in oceans where they swam about. Good thing they've been extinct for over three million years!