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  Sounds like MEG, I only read the book but pretty sure they made it into a film.
context: Calvert Cliffs is known for megalodon teeth. They have 2 trails at the state park that lead to the small beach - The Red trail and the Orange trail. Fun hike and very pretty scenery year round. I have a few vids I've post on this sub of it. >
  
  I know a marine biologist in the area and I asked him why this location is such a hot bed. He said they used to party there >
  
  Was it the same guy that saved the whale that had a golf ball stuck in it's blowhole? >
  
  Art Vandelay? >
  
  Former architect I believe. >
  
  And you want to be my latex salesman? >
  
  Is this noteworthy because these are rare in Maryland? 
  Because these are very common in the coastal south. There are barrier islands full of them. >
  
  It's noteworthy because megalodons were long thought to be extinct, but this is undeniable proof that a black hole has opened in the ocean possibly in the Mariana Trench, and megalodons and other outer worldly monsters are inhabiting the seas >
  
  You mean when Jason Stratham bombed the thermocline? And somehow a division in water densities was a near impenetrable barrier that housed Magalodon ? >
  
  ....what stupid movie was that? Because my dumbass watched it.