Animals
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Researchers Calculate the Trophic Level of Megalodon Sharks and What Did They Eat by Analyzing a Shark Tooth Enamel
Megalodon sharks, which became extinct around 3 million years ago, were apex predators at the greatest trophic level yet observed.
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