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Researchers were flabbergasted after picking up what appeared to be a massive 50-foot “Megalodon” on sea scanners underneath their boat. An Instagram post detailing the alleged “discovery” is currently making waves amid the shark scourge plaguing US waters.

“On a recent shark research trip, we were all amused to see this shape appear on our fish finder for several minutes,” researchers with the Atlantic Shark Institute wrote regarding the sinister shape detected in undisclosed waters.

They initially mistook it for a Megalodon — a prehistoric shark that’s been extinct for three million years, and was the subject of the 2018 horror movie “Meg” based on the book of the same name.

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