Megalodon

The Megalodon app is an entertaining and educational app. It is for anyone who feels fascination with the giant prehistoric shark known as Megalodon, whose popularity is on the rise. Scientists are certain that it became extinct around 2 million years ago. Yet there are others who believe in the Megalodon still alive hypothesis and who think that megalodon sightings are real.

There are 4 tabs to this app that let you navigate across its features.

Tab 1:
Here you find a shark jigsaw puzzle. The picture is of a Megalodon shark and it is one of the best artist's impressions of the giant predator. This puzzle has 5 levels: Easy, Intermediate, Hard, Very hard and Unbelievably hard. The various levels differ as follows: Easy breaks the image into a 3X3 matrix, Intermediate into a 5X5, Hard into a 7X7, Very hard into a 9X9 and Unbelievably hard into a 15X15.

Once you choose a level and click RANDOMIZE, the image splits into tiles shuffled in a random arrangement. Your task is move them around, using two fingers, to bring back the original image. There are no time constrains. If at any time you feel unsure how the original image looked, you can always click PREVIEW. This will not affect the game in any way.

Tab 2:
This is more of an educational tab. It shows Megalodon sightings video from newer to older. It is a great place to keep up to date with alleged Megalodon sightings.

Tab 3:
Here is another educational tab and also great news resource. It lists entries from the SharkAttackNews.org website from newer to older. Please note that this app is not in any way endorsed by SharkAttackNews.org or its employees. Instead, it offers the information presented on that site as a resource to users interested in shark-related news.

Tab 4:
This tab leads to a contact form through which the development team can be reached.

The Megalodon app is a great app for those who are fascinated by the Megalodon shark, would like to learn more Megalodon facts, are interested to know if Megalodon sightings are being made and who would enjoy watching endless Megalodon videos. Is Megalodon still alive? Will it be like the Coleacanth which was thought extinct but was recently discovered? Only time and research will tell.