What If You Were Attacked by a Megalodon?

The most deadly predator of the sea spent its day conquering and terrorizing every creature. Insight. This is the megalodon it lived millions of years ago. But let's assume this monster shark was alive today, and instead of worrying about other creatures in the sea, this megalodon is now coming for you. How would the megalodon hunt you down? How could your size be your best advantage? And how could you survive this attack? This is what if, and here's what would happen if you were attacked by a megalodon. Megalodons are a force to be reckoned with. Estimates show that they grew up to 18 meters long. This is three times longer than the largest great white shark ever recorded. Not to mention that their jaw could open up to 3 1/2 meters wide. So, do you think you stand a chance with this beast? Well, let's find out. If you happen to find yourself swimming in the ocean and a megalodon is lurking about, you might actually be OK. There's a chance that since you're so small compared to its other prey, the megalodon wouldn't think you're worth eating. They'd instead go for the blue whale or a pack of great white sharks for some real meat. But just because you're a puny human doesn't mean you'd be safe from the megalodon. After all, the megalodon was so huge and needed so much energy that it would take any morsel of food it could get. It's estimated that the megalodon ate nearly 1200 kilograms of food every day. But instead of having you swim in the middle of the ocean, let's give you a chance by putting you on a boat. And even with this newly added equipment, you'd still run into some issues. Being on a boat would be much faster, but now you'd be much easier to spot, and the Megalodon could now use its signature move. It haunted the majority of its prey by using sneak attacks from below. And now with you on your boat, it would naturally be doing the same thing to you. With its 34 metric ton body, it would ram your boat from underneath, flipping and destroying it. With your boat completely wrecked, you'd be in the water with the megalodon now hungry for your blood. And Speaking of which, if you happened to get a cut during this process, the megalodon would be able to spot you with its keen sense of smell. Just like sharks, when a megalodon smells blood, it aims to kill. No amount of people, noise, or anything else threatening the megalodon would be able to stop its thirst for blood. At this point, your best bet would be to remain calm and start swimming to shore or another boat. This is another opportunity where your small size can be used to your advantage. Depending on which ocean you're in, you could hide between coral reefs where the megalodon would be unable to reach you, and if you made it to shallow waters then your chances of survival would be even better. Since the megalodon was so massive, it wouldn't be able to maneuver around the shallow waters, eventually forcing it to lose interest in you and retreat. But realistically, if you were anywhere near this massive beast, you'd quickly become its food. I mean, come on, it's the Megalodon. This thing was one of the deadliest predators of all time. I wonder if there's anything that could defeat it in a battle to the death. Maybe the Mosasaur? But that sounds like a story or another What if?