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Scientists estimated the shark's body length at 30 meters. Recent advances in vertebrate biology and new discoveries of megalodon remains have reduced the estimated size by half.
When hunting, megalodons tended to attack from below. Ramming blows and bites were delivered to the ribcage, often severing fins. Given the megalodon's slow metabolism, adults were ambush predators.
Giant shark teeth are found all over the world. Their average size ranges from 10 to 13 cm. These dimensions are already impressive, as great white shark teeth are only 7 cm long. However, several megalodon teeth over 17 cm long have been found. The largest megalodon tooth ever found measured a whopping 19 cm.
The giant's two-meter-long jaw contained more than 270 teeth arranged in five rows. The triangular serrations on these teeth, similar to those of the great white shark, suggest a similar feeding habit.