A new article published discusses this theory Living great white sharks don’t always succeed at killing their intended prey, and so it would seem with the extinct megatooth shark megalodon. […]
CMM Hosts International Lecturer, Jack Cooper
For Virtual Talk on Megalodon In honor of National Megalodon Day (June 15), Calvert Marine Museum will host international lecturer, Jack Cooper, for a virtual presentation on Megalodon: The morphology […]
Calvert Marine Museum New Discoveries Prompt Dental Transformation
MEGALODON MAKEOVER After 25 years, the Calvert Marine Museum’s life-sized skeletal model of the extinct shark, Otodus megalodon, will receive new teeth! Over many years, paleontologists have made new discoveries […]
Megalodon Reached a Maximum Body Length of 65 Ft!
Paper Published by Dr. Victor Perez, Calvert Marine Museum Department of Paleontology Calvert Marine Museum’s Assistant Curator of Paleontology, Dr. Victor Perez, has just had a paper published in […]
Former Calvert Marine Museum Intern Publishes Paper
Explaining the Origin of Local Mega-Tooth Shark, Megalodon Carcharocles megalodon, also known simply as the Megalodon or “Meg”, is arguably the largest macro-predator this world has ever known. They populated […]
SISP Releases Publication on the Fossils from Calvert Cliffs
Smithsonian Institution Scholarly Press (SISP) Releases Publication on the Fossils from Calvert Cliffs Calvert Marine Museum Curator of Paleontology, Dr. Stephen J. Godfrey, has edited a multi-authored volume published today. […]
Newly Published Paper Authored By CMM’s Paleontologist
Just in Time for Release of “The Meg” Movie Calvert Marine Museum’s Curator of Paleontology, Dr. Stephen Godfrey, is the senior author on a paper published online today in Acta […]