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Trouty said:
Oh, for sure. A huge bull is only 10 ft.

These sharks, it was implied, were massive bottom feeders and mollusk eaters, as they have flat'ish teeth fossils.

You ever see any bulls at the beach, ABQ?
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I have but no larger then 5-6 feet. A 30 footer, that would be massive!
 
ABQCOWBOY said:
I have but no larger then 5-6 feet. A 30 footer, that would be massive!
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You have? In salt or fresh water, sir?

A 6 foot bull is still a formidable fish! You know that they are actual prey for Nile crocs in Africa?

A 30 ft bull would rule the ocean, no doubt! :)
 
Trouty said:
You have? In salt or fresh water, sir?

A 6 foot bull is still a formidable fish! You know that they are actual prey for Nile crocs in Africa?

A 30 ft bull would rule the ocean, no doubt! :)
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Down around the Delta mostly. They say there is proof of them being found as far north as Illinois. I have not seen them that far North but they say they have.

However, the undisputed ruler of that era was Megalodon. Estimated to grow to be between 60 and 80 Feet long, weighing anywhere from 60 to 100 Tons.

Somewhere, deep in our past, our mind remembers and this is why we instinctively fear the water Bro! LOL....
 
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ABQCOWBOY said:
Down around the Delta mostly. They say there is proof of them being found as far north as Illinois. I have not seen them that far North but they say they have.

However, the undisputed ruler of that era was Megalodon. Estimated to grow to be between 60 and 80 Feet long, weighing anywhere from 60 to 100 Tons.

Somewhere, deep in our past, our mind remembers and this is why we instinctively fear the water Bro! LOL....
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Trouty said:
You have? In salt or fresh water, sir?

A 6 foot bull is still a formidable fish! You know that they are actual prey for Nile crocs in Africa?

A 30 ft bull would rule the ocean, no doubt! :)
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Our Cowboys need to watch out for them nasty, TMZ sharks!!!
 
ABQCOWBOY said:
Down around the Delta mostly. They say there is proof of them being found as far north as Illinois. I have not seen them that far North but they say they have.

However, the undisputed ruler of that era was Megalodon. Estimated to grow to be between 60 and 80 Feet long, weighing anywhere from 60 to 100 Tons.

Somewhere, deep in our past, our mind remembers and this is why we instinctively fear the water Bro! LOL....
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Megalodon was a big fish, they hold an annual gem and mineral show the first of the year down here,,,I'm kinda into buying/ collecting the huge grey/ black petrified sharks teeth,,if the price is right as they eventually just lay around collecting dust,,, the smaller acorn brown colored ones that still have sharply defined serrations along the inner tooth edge can be had pretty cheaply as they are still embedded in what appears to be grey colored limestone,,, got one around here somewhere as big as the palm of your hand (grayish black and broken)
 
Melonfeud said:
Megalodon was a big fish, they hold an annual gem and mineral show the first of the year down here,,,I'm kinda into buying/ collecting the huge grey/ black petrified sharks teeth,,if the price is right as they eventually just lay around collecting dust,,, the smaller acorn brown colored ones that still have sharply defined serrations along the inner tooth edge can be had pretty cheaply as they are still embedded in what appears to be grey colored limestone,,, got one around here somewhere as big as the palm of your hand (grayish black and broken)
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You have megalodon teeth??????????
 
ABQCOWBOY said:
Down around the Delta mostly. They say there is proof of them being found as far north as Illinois. I have not seen them that far North but they say they have.

However, the undisputed ruler of that era was Megalodon. Estimated to grow to be between 60 and 80 Feet long, weighing anywhere from 60 to 100 Tons.

Somewhere, deep in our past, our mind remembers and this is why we instinctively fear the water Bro! LOL....
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Yes, indeed, sir! But more reasonable estimates are at 40-50 ft. Still, the ruler of the sea. Most certainly fed on whales and larger fish of the time!
 
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