Godmonic's video: Cretoxyrhina Mantelli - The Ginsu Shark - Prehistoric Sea Monsters

Cretoxyrhina Mantelli The Ginsu Shark Prehistoric Sea Monsters Cretoxyrhina Mantelli The Ginsu Shark Prehistoric Sea Monster Cretoxyrhina also famously known as the Ginsu shark was alive during the late Albanian period to the late Cretaceous period. The Cretoxyrhina Jaw fossils contained up to seven rows of teeth, with 34 teeth in each row of its upper jaw and 36 in each row of its lower jaw, while growing up to (23 ft) long on average. The Ginsu Shark is just another reason why the sea is such a naturally scary place. The Ginsu Shark Ate fish and other marine animals and Was longer than a great white shark. and weighed much bigger than the great white shark. Some of the fossils of the ginsu was first discovered during the 1840s by a man Louis Agassiz. However, that wasn’t a complete fossil of this shark. A Complete skeletal frame was founded by a man Charles H. Sternberg in the late 19th century in kansas. The ginsu shark weighed up to 2000 pounds according to the fossils. Luckily for you the ginsu shark is extinct so you can sleep with both eyes closed but if it wasn't would you sleep with one eye open? Check out and subscribe to my main YouTube Channel for more amazing and original creative content. If you liked my YouTube video please like and share this to your social media to support this YT Channel. I dedicate a lot of time to YouTube videos because of passion. 2018 is flying by so fast to the point where its almost 2019 new years. The time just keeps on flying. I have more up and coming content!