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C. megalodon
C Megalodon
Information
Scientific name Carcharodon/Carcharocles megalodon
Similar creatures Great White Shark
Appeared Prehistoric Party
Predators Other C. megalodon, Ancient Sperm Whales
Prey All Club Penguin ocean life, specializes in Whale hunting.


C. megalodon is a prehistoric shark from the Oligocene to Pleistocene epochs. It appeared in the Prehistoric Party in 2013, sometimes opening its mouth inside an iceberg at the Scary Ice also if you drill it would move it's eye, but still unable to move.

It is possibly a close relative to the great White Shark (Carcharodon carcharias). One is frozen inside the icebeg at the Scary Ice, which today is where the Iceberg is probably located. It has been frozen there to this day, although the ice of the Iceberg to too thick and it is covered with snow, so we can't see it now.

Species information

C. megalodon is a prehistoric shark from the Cenozoic era that lived approximately 28-1.5 million years ago at a maximum length of 50 feet.[1] It is a deadly predator, being the largest species of shark known.

Trivia

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If you look closely you will see part of its tail its not inside the iceberg.

  • It still exists in Club Penguin to this day frozen and preserved in the Iceberg.
    • One was sighted by Rockhopper and described to be the size of his boat, meaning it was a 40 ft. long sub adult.
      • This might not be true, for Rockhopper may have been lying, or it was just a regular shark that was for some reason larger than others.
  • It can bee seen during the Marvel Super Hero Takeover 2013, swimming outside of the Villain HQ which means either it has gotten out of the Iceberg, or there were other ones frozen that melted. It also looks a bit smaller so it was probably the melted theory.

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