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Some scientists think that the whale went extinct as a result of changing environmental conditions.
The mighty Megalodon also appeared at the same time in the same part of the world. It too was thought to have hunted whales. The two predators were direct competitors, since they may have swam in different parts of the Peruvian seas. Lambert speculates that the adults of either species could have eaten the young of the other but there’s no evidence for this yet. So this may have been another reason they went extinct.
Fun Fact- Extrapolating from its 10-foot-long skull, paleontologists believe that Leviathan measured upwards of 50 feet from head to tail and weighed as much as 50 tons, about the same size as a modern Sperm Whale.
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1. The scientific name of the Leviathan whale is Livyatan melvillei.
2. The time period that the whale lived in was theSerravallian stage of the Miocene of the Neogene.
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3. The Leviathan Whale useually swam arond in Peruvian Seas. The whale usually was in the deep parts of the seas.
4. The Leviathan Whale at sharks and soemtimes even other smaller whales. This animal was clearly a heterotrophand a predator. The whale had very big teeth to catch big animals.
5. The orgamism did not have any predators becasue it was on the top of the food chain.
6. What the the whale had for protection was its big teeth and huge body. The whale surivied because it hung out in a current and opened its mouth up. Fish would just swim in because they couldn't get out of the current. The whale swan everywhere to get its food.
7. The whale was classified as Chordata, Mammalia, Cetacea, Physeteroidea .
8. I picked this orgamism because my other animal I found out that it was not extinct. Mr. Ramsay said that this animal would be very interesting so I agreed.
Owlcation. (2016, Febuary 16). Retrieved from Livyatan Melvillei vs Megalon: Real Prehistoric Sea Monsters: www.owllocation.com/stem/Livyathan-Melvillei-vs-Megalodon-Real-Prehistoric-Sea-Monsters
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