Giant Great White Shark Eaten By MONSTER Mystery Finally Solved



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49 thoughts on “Giant Great White Shark Eaten By MONSTER Mystery Finally Solved”

  1. ok so mmmm 9 ft great white shark is not a beast? 20 ft is top and this does not prove that a monster? had eaten this shark…. if thier are monster still around we would have see them by now it was a pod of orcas

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  2. The Spinosaurus is the LONGEST of the theropods, not the biggest.
    Being the 3rd largest Carnivore, after all Size is determined by Mass
    Amirite? It wasnt 50 feet, and your Just exaggerating. Hope this helped
    Mosasaurus was only 40 feet and weighed over 8 tons.

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  3. I have a theory it can be a dunkleosteos, it’s an armored fish/shark, it’s armor was of course bones, scientists believe it was warm blooded and it lived deeep under water. It can still be alive today, it is perfectly fit for the description it can be 10-60 feet long and big! So that might be the “monster” that ate that shark. But that’s just a theory A SEA THEORY!!!!!!!!!! It’s bite force was like a alowsaurus and/or tyrannosaurus, it’s teeth where a part of its bone/armor.

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  4. I think shark didn't change direction I think something hit shark hard from opisite direction then dove shark in its mouth it was midnight so visibility zero even if sharks can sense in dark something hit it hard an fast

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  5. 16ft is normal and wouldn't require the gigantism gene. Females have been known to grow to 22 feet and there is some evidence of a white shark at 25 ft though that evidence isn't conclusive and just an estimated size. 9 ft is still young.

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  6. I am 50 miles from the ocean near a river. There have been found Megaladon sharks teeth found on this river. Of course many years ago half of SC and all of Florida were under the ocean. There is no telling what is still hidden in and on our planet..

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  7. If the oceans were studied and pursued like space. So many answers lie so far under the waters. But, humans worshiped what they could see easily. The intrest was space. Easier to explore. Like the other realm. CERN might get more than they can handle. From what I have heard.

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  8. Not so fun and cool possibility, something ‘tried’ to eat Shark Alpha but only got its fin where the tag was located, not sure what would take a bite out of female great white that big tho.
    Not as fun of an answer as everyone wants but more logical, tho the real question is could Shark Alpha survive without a dorsal fin? Short answer yes tho it would have to adapt quickly.
    FYI- I’m not a scientist, just someone who watches a lot of shark/sea creature videos.

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  9. The problem with the giant squid eating the shark is that the squid has a beak like a bird and could not swallow this shark whole as the washed up tag showed a sudden spike in temperature as if swallowed whole by an even bigger predator.

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  10. My thought was it went to a cleaning station and a cleaning fish could've accidently swallowed it and choked, or a suction fish that clinged onto the shark by covering it with its heat including the sharks heat. Turns out I was wrong 😂

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  11. Let's be real – with the random change of movement it was probably poachers who finned it, then let it drop to the ocean floor to die, intentionally leaving the tag on the shark so they didn't get caught and then something ate it while it was helpless – OR they finned it then realized after taking their leave that it was tagged so they tossed the tag in – the tag got caught in some updraft of a vent getting pushed back up toward the top(or its own buoyancy) and then washed to shore.

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