¿Que PASARÍA Si el MEGALODON Pelea Con BLOOP? Quien Ganaria Esta BATALLA 😲 Megalodon VS Bloop
¿Has oído hablar del terrible monstruo Bloop? Por mucho que parezca una leyenda, ¡mucha gente cree que realmente existió! Por supuesto, con eso surgieron innumerables posibilidades de lucha. Pero el principal es quizás contra nuestro conocido Megalodon. Veamos quien gana
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Descubierto en Perú en 2008, el cráneo de Leviatán de 10 pies de largo da testimonio de una ballena prehistórica verdaderamente enorme que surcó las costas de América del Sur hace unos 12 millones de años, durante la época del Mioceno. Originalmente llamado Leviathan melvillei , en honor al gigante bíblico del mito y el autor de Moby-Dick , el nombre del género de esta ballena se cambió al hebreo Livyatan después de que resultó que "Leviathan" ya había sido asignado a un oscuro elefante prehistórico.

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Advantages
Aside from its almost impenetrable bulk, Leviathan had two major things going for it. First, this prehistoric whale's teeth were even longer and thicker than those of Megalodon, some of them measuring well over a foot long; in fact, they're the longest identified teeth in the animal kingdom, mammal, bird, fish or reptile. Second, as a warm-blooded mammal, Leviathan presumably possessed a bigger brain than any plus-sized sharks or fish in its habitat and thus would have been quicker to react in close-quarter, fin-to-fin combat.

Disadvantages
Enormous size is a mixed blessing: sure, Leviathan's sheer bulk would have intimidated would-be predators, but it also would have presented many more acres of warm flesh to an especially hungry (and desperate) Megalodon. Not the sleekest of whales, Leviathan couldn't have fishtailed it away from attackers with any great speed-- nor would it have been inclined to do so, since it was presumably the apex predator of its particular patch of ocean, incursions by the unfamiliar Megalodon aside.