A deposit of fossils, thought to belong to the largest-ever marine predator, were found recently off the coast in the Spanish Canary Islands. They have now been confirmed as belonging to a megalodon. The fossils were discovered at the base of an undersea mountain, around 2,000 meters deep, during an ocean research campaign in October 2012. Scientists immediately thought that they belonged to the megalodon, but had to wait until recently to determine that the fossils were not from another extinct shark, whale or sea cow species. Now they confirm the finding wIth Spain's Oceanography Institute (IEO) releasing a statement on Monday: Read more: http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/357610#ixzz2dtByQYja
