With a fossil record dating back 400 million years, sharks have lived longer than dinosaurs and many other forms of life on earth today. There are more than 1,000 species of sharks and rays, and new species are discovered every year. Each species has its own uniqueness, some have whalelike behavior such as the Whale Shark, some are said to be the oldest vertebrates in the world, namely the Greenland Shark, some are called the most ferocious and deadly sharks, namely the Great White Shark, some are also known as the most biggest ferocious predators that once lived in ancient seas, namely Megalodon.

The following is a comparison of the sizes of 30 species of sharks that have ever lived on earth.

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NINJA LANTERNSHARK, LONGNOSE SPOOKFISH, ANGULAR ROUGH SHARK, ANVIL SHARK, ELEPHANT SHARK, EPAULETTE SHARK, WOBBEGONG, SAWSHARK, XENACANTHUS, ANGEL SHARK, EAGLE SHARK, FRILLED SHARK, GODZILLA SHARK, BLACKTIP SHARK, BANDRINGA, GOBLIN SHARK, ZEBRA SHARK, WHITETIP SHARK, TIGER SHARK, MEGAMOUTH SHARK, GREAT WHITE SHARK, GREAT HAMMERHEAD SHARK, EDESTUS, GREENLAND SHARK, THRESHER SHARK, BASKING SHARK, HELICOPRION, CRETOXYRHINA, WHALE SHARK, MEGALODON.