EPISODE · Jul 24, 2024 · 1H 5M
SHARK MONTH: MegFest 2024
from Coast Files
Sharks have captured people’s interests, and deep fears, for thousands of years and none were as large, powerful or impressive as the largest ever known shark species: The Megalodon. Listen in as Meg tells you all about her namesake, The Megalodon, a shark that existed 23 - 3.6 million years ago. We’re kidding that Meghan named after the shark, but wouldn’t that be cool? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Sharks have captured people’s interests, and deep fears, for thousands of years and none were as large, powerful or impressive as the largest ever known shark species: The Megalodon. Listen in as Meg tells you all about her namesake, The Megalodon,...
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