Totally Terrifying Prehistoric Sea Monsters

There are a lot of people who are scared of sharks, but if we traveled back 1.5 million years, we'd find a monster that would terrify the biggest, baddest of sharks -the megalodon. And believe it or not, the megalodon is only ranked ten on TopTenz's list of teffifying prehistoric sea monsters.

So what's scarier than a megalodon? How about a dunkleosteus  -a 30 foot long beast with a bite force of 8,000 pounds per square inch, which leaves it tied to with the T Rex and crocodiles  for strongest bit force in history. Even scarier, the creature could open its mouth so quickly that it would vacuum food into its mouth -including prey as large as a human.


Check out the full list of horrific beasts at TopTenz.


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#4. $1700 to rent a garage? How did two Stanford students afford $1700 a month? I purchased my house in 1997 and the whole mortgage is only about two thirds of that.
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Oops - got myself confused. Thanks Clairmonde. I've fixed it now.

Re: I'm Feeling Lucky button - basically it takes you straight to the #1 position for whatever it is you're searching. So, like the article stated, it skipped Google's search result page.
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True I never click Google ads but without it I doubt I would have found Neatorama. I don't feel lucky when I click that button. Sometimes it takes me three or four pages to find what I'm looking for.
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I think the markets are ready to take another tumble. But the dollar will also fall is what I feel.

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"Michigan University" should be "University of Michigan, Ann Arbor"

We wouldn't want anyone to confuse it with some school in East Lansing (for example - just a random one, of course).

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Sun Microsystem co-founder Andy Bechtolsheim knew a good thing when he saw it.
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So what's his hundred grand worth today?
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That $110 million figure gets bandied around, but that is not a number from Google and instead comes from a simple assumption that those 1% of searchers would behave just as other Google users behave.

Most of the "I'm feeling lucky" traffic is likely people using Google to find a specific site instead of using the address bar (typing 'facebook' into Google for example).

It's highly probably that Google has run the numbers and it is nowhere near $110 million.
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