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Scientists just rediscovered lost megalodon vertebrae in Denmark, and the fossils confirm the giant shark could reach about 80 feet while also hinting at an unusually long life and a rare look at what it ate

Press/Media: Research

PeriodJun 30 2026

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  • TitleScientists just rediscovered lost megalodon vertebrae in Denmark, and the fossils confirm the giant shark could reach about 80 feet while also hinting at an unusually long life and a rare look at what it ate
    Media name/outletTimes of India
    Country/TerritoryIndia
    Date6/30/26
    URLct.moreover.com/?a=59889988416&p=1gw&v=1&x=A_1QuXUwO74W9cOqhqK9Kw
    PersonsKenshu Shimada
  • TitleScientists just rediscovered lost megalodon vertebrae in Denmark, and the fossils confirm the giant shark could reach about 80 feet while also hinting at an unusually long life and a rare look at what it ate
    Media name/outletThe Times of India (TOI)
    Country/TerritoryIndia
    Date6/30/26
    PersonsKenshu Shimada
  • TitleRediscovery of Lost Megalodon Fossils in Denmark Reveals Insights into Size, Lifespan, and Diet |
    Media name/outletEUROPE SAYS
    Country/TerritoryUnited States
    Date6/30/26
    URLct.moreover.com/?a=59890533280&p=1gw&v=1&x=_GuDGt85YBpiNRie7MKVHQ
    PersonsKenshu Shimada