Sperm whale fossil has the biggest whale bite ever seen.
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Lambert, O. et al. Nature 466, 105-108 (2010).
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Fang, J. Call me Leviathan melvillei . Nature (2010). https://doi.org/10.1038/news.2010.322
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Samael Fromstein
I would add the fact that levithan could have been the cause for the decline of megalodon one went extinct after the rise of the other and it was the ability to blow the megaldons organs up from the inside with sonar that I bring this assumption .