Guess what day it is, ladies and gents? No, it’s not trash day. It’s not a holiday, either. BUT, it is the closest we get to having Christmas in July…. it’s #SharkWeek, bitches! And the first order of biznass was a show entitled #Megalodon, about the possibility of a giant prehistoric shark existing in our waters today.
Cap that off with Halle Berry swimming with Great White sharks for a new motion picture a couple of years ago, and it got us thinking about gigantic, predatory fish from prehistoric times. And, as scary as they are, how very unlikely it is that we’d set foot in an ocean knowing they existed.
After a few more pints, we wondered what is the land-based equivalent of a massive predator let loose in a heavily populated human environment? After ruling out escaped zoo animals, bears, boars and David Hasselhoff, we were left with the legend of the Thunderbird.
And now for the Bargument, as land-lubbers who think of themselves as the top of the food chain, which do we find more terrifying, Megalodon or the Legendary Thunderbird?
