Obituary
By Imane H. T2
Matou the Last of His Kind
Matou the Carcharocles megalodon or megalodon was the largest shark that ever lived, he was between 15 and 17 meters long and weighed as much as 110 tons. Matou could be located worldwide and swam the seas 17 to 2 million years during the Neogene Period, Cenozoic Era.
Hunting
Cause of Extinction
Works Cited
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Document URL
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