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And about that...you do know the first life in the oceans that crawled out on to land are giant scorpions, right? They werent poisonous though. Venom and poison is a relatively NEW evoloution. (DIlos didnt spit poison BTW...Jurrasic Park did.)
I think it's more about gaining what could be a viable underwater pet, as Megalodons are currently riddled with issues (such as randomly dying/exploding and somehow summoning every shark in the damn ocean to it's location pediodically).
A conservative size for the megalodon was around 15 meters, which puts it at about 1.5x the length tip to tail of the typical t-rex. Though the megalodon could in theory grow to over 20 meters.
I like what they did and don't complain so much about inaccuracies. In games, sometimes you have to bend the rules a bit. The ocean in this game is so small and no-where near the size of the actual ocean, so they had to make some concessions in their size to facilitate a menacing threat in the waters.
If anything, you could argue that having a static size for a given species is unrealistic. But it is a game, so just have fun.
This is because most of the bone structure of a shark is cartilage and rapidly decomposes. However they do have a scale by which they can somewhat gauge the size based on the teeth.
There is no proof that spino ever exsisted either, but people are saying thats a real dinosaur as well.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spinosaurus#/media/File:Spinosaurus_swimming.jpg