Megalodon: The most powerful biter on the Planet Earth

Megalodon was the most powerful biter in Earths history.

The Megalodon was a shark, It was an over sized great white shark.

It was the pre-historic great white,the old ruler and powerful king of all oceans, the ancestor of the known today sharks, it lived more or less 5.000.0 years ago.

It had the same systems, the same acting way, the only difference is size and power.

It attacked from below the wale packs because it is lighter on the bottom part and darker on the top side, from below you see it and you can not see it if your on top.

It attacked and fought pre historic sperm whales, Meagalodon was a whale killer.

Megalodon lived millions and millions of km down in the ocean.

Some scientists believe that Megalodon is still out there.

Is he still out there? Do you think?

Can the pre historic warrior still lurking in the shadows?

This is a movie about the shark:

Separation of Countries

Millions and Millions of years ago, every country and continent was united.

The countries were together.

Ex: Brazil was "glued" to Africa.

The earths center moved in a way that the countries separated. There was no sign of life in this planet.

Over time these countries separated from each other and became every type of land we humans know.

Many earth quakes happened to separate lands.

This separation gives the origin to the theory: "Why can't some animals find each other in the wild?".

In those times you could see a tiger in Brazil.

Cheetah, the King of Speed

Usian Bolt is the fastest of all, that is not true!

The fastest is really the Cheetah it is the fastest animal on land.

Cheetah is a type of feline, It goes 110 km in an hour.

It runs so fast that it would beat Usian in a race of one km.

The bad news for the cheetah is that it is very low in stamina, 200 km for it will make it fell tired.

On it's paws, it has something that does not let it fall.

It's claws are always out, they are not retractable.It doesn't have a powerful bite.

It lives in south Africa.