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**Matchup:** Megalodon (50ft, 50-ton prehistoric shark) vs. Titanoboa (42ft, 2,500lb prehistoric snake)
**Comparison Categories:**
1. **Size:** Megalodon (50ft) wins over Titanoboa (42ft)
2. **Weight:** Megalodon (50 tons) vastly outweighs Titanoboa (2,500lb)
3. **Speed & Agility:** Titanoboa wins due to its quicker movements and agility in water
4. **Fighting Skills:** Both score a point, with Megalodon's strategic attacks and Titanoboa's constricting abilities
**Final Fight (in a shallow swampy area):** Despite initial difficulties, Megalodon's massive teeth ultimately decide the fight, delivering a fatal bite to Titanoboa.
**Final Score:** Megalodon wins 3-2.
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**Megalodon Facts**
1. Megalodon went extinct about 3 million years ago.
2. It was the biggest shark that ever existed.
3. Megalodon was a super powerful predator in its time.
4. Scientists estimate Megalodon was approximately 50 feet long.
5. Megalodon is one of the biggest fish of its time.
6. Its closest rival in size is the modern whale shark (about 40 feet long).
7. Megalodon weighed around 50 times more than Titanoboa.
8. An adult female Megalodon weighed between 27 and 59 tons.
9. Megalodon could swim at about 16 feet per second.
10. Its jaws were six and a half feet wide, with one of the strongest bites on the planet.
11. Megalodon had approximately 250 teeth, up to 7 inches long, in five rows.
**Titanoboa Facts**
12. Titanoboa lived in the swamps of Colombia.
13. It was approximately 42 feet in length.
14. Titanoboa weighed around 2500 pounds (about as heavy as a small car).
15. It could swallow animals up to 25 feet long (like the longest snake in the Guinness Book of Records).
16. Titanoboa could swim at up to 12 miles per hour in water.
17. Its main hunting ground was in the water.
18. Titanoboa's teeth were thin, pointed like needles, and bent inward like fishing hooks.
19. Titanoboa was incredibly agile and could strike with its bite at high speed.
**General Facts**
20. Snakes are cold-blooded animals and need a warm climate to live and grow.
21. Northeastern Colombia had a warm climate (about 90 degrees) when Titanoboa was alive, contributing to its large size.
22. Usain Bolt's top running speed is almost 40 feet per second, twice as fast as Megalodon's swimming speed.
23. The fastest sea creature, the sailfish, can reach about 100 feet per second.