Hello, I've already welcome back to another episode of Decoding the Unknown, the show, where one of my writers, in this case, Ilza.

Thank you, Ilza's rid of me a script.

Megalodon, is it really?

Didn't they make a movie about Megalodon recently?

I feel like, or recently, like in the last last few years I feel like I remember seeing

adverts for that being like this is great and then I never went to see it and

probably forgot about it probably because it was a bit shit is it really gone I

don't know this is one of those ones where it's like, I mean probably, but also the oceans are really big.

And people like James Cameron are always going down there in their little submarines and discovering new shit. So maybe I don't know maybe one

day I'm going to open up the news in the morning and it's going to be James Cameron

destroyed by a megalodon and it gaud damn okay.

James Cameron just loves being underwater for some reason what's up with that guy?

Let's jump in.

In the depths and darkness of the wild oceans it lurks cold and merciless it kills

everything in its path devouring whales like a toddler devours cupcakes

with a bite for six times stronger than a T-Rex.

I don't know is that is that a useful like point of comparison because I never seen a

T-Rex? It's it was it was many millions of years before the entire human species was around unless you believe in that 6,000 year old earth thing

In that case, Jesus Christ, you need to be decoded.

I've never seen a T-Rex bite anything exactly, but that sounds really impressive.

It's the terrorist skulking behind the waves, the bogey shark that will steal away little dolphins in Wales, not listening to their

parents and eating their veggies, it's the monster, roaming the seas, haunting our dreams, it's the

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