Are Megaladon's still alive? >In 1985 the Glomar challenger

Nice source matey.

>>19345758
The glomar challenger went out of service in 1983.
Before larping, or what you would this, get your facts straight.

probably just meth heads hiding from daylight in the trench fucking with probes and whatnot

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>>19345758
Read about it, sounds neat but is most probably shitty equipment/the line getting fucked by rocks. Also hard to find big enough prey to sustain a large enough megalodon population that wouldn't inbreed itself into non-existance. SAD!

>>19345921
Not siding with OP but you do realize whales exist? Their prey are very small

>>19345921
Giant Squids live near/in the trench and so do sperm whales

>>19345791

>The Glomar Challenger docked for the last time with the Deep Sea Drilling Project in November 1983. Parts of the ship, such as its dynamic positioning system, engine telegraph, and thruster console, are stored at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, DC. With the advent of larger and more advanced drilling ships, the JOIDES Resolution replaced the Glomar Challenger in January 1985. The new program, called the Ocean Drilling Program (ODP), continued exploration from 1985 to 2003, at which point it was replaced by the Integrated Ocean Drilling Program (IODP).

http://www.iodp.tamu.edu/publicinfo/glomar_challenger.html

Maybe if you did slightly more research than a Google search you wouldn't be such a shill

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>>19345996
I mean yeah they do, there is/was a sizable population of elephants in asia and africa respectively but you don't see any predators nearly as big as them. Thats just what I'm thinking I meant no disrespect to OP I like the subject of deep sea cryptids (?) too, glad someone started a specific thread.

>>19346009
The ship got scrapped 1983, faggot.
I know this is /x/, but holy shit guys.

>>19345758
let's see the article that says everything you claim.

no but yes yes because we've only explored like 4% of the ocean and theres a good chance its hanging out somewhere no because its really fucking old and probably didn't fuck too many ocean bitches

>>19345758
The Glomar Challenger was scrapped in 1985 you Larpcuck

>>19347529
How do they know it's %4 if they haven't explored it all?
Also bumping because I want giant sea monsters to be real.. from a distance. I don't want to actually meet them.

>>19345758
Fucks bitches and isn't afraid of giant squid.

megaladons didn't evolve to live that deep. where would they find the food to power themselves down there?

>>19345758
There's a reason we don't know shit about the ocean. It's because extraterrestrials are hiding there. Gov't knows this. Read Behold a Pale Horse by William Cooper.

>>19347599
They know how deep it is but not worth it to go down

>>19345929
>>19345996

those two and other big ass creatures eat small preys or eat smaller ones of their own kind.

Megalodon is too sharkish and big too exist

>>19347830
no, its because is too expensive and you dont get shit for going down there.

You just fish the shit out of it and done

>>19345758
That documentary was bullshit dude. Do some research on it. Just like the mermaid one.

>>19345758
There are almost certainly many unknown or thought to be extinct species of critter in the oceans,so yeah could be but considering only a few groups are aggressively mapping and exploring the oceans it may be many years before we really know

>>19348206
I think knowing is worth it. What if that's where immortality lives?

>>19345758
That's from that novel Meg, you hack.

When you go to /x/ and people believe in divination, demons, ghosts, skinwalkers but Megalodons. Which existed and have proof of existing but everyone thinks OP is stupid....

Is this real?

>>19350803
Nobody said op is stupid

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>>19350803

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