Tiger Shark is a monster truck run on the Holman's Beast chassis with Bobby Holman driving since 2019. It was originally a Hot Wheels truck released in 2018 on a custom shark body mold. It was later turned into a real life monster truck and competed at the Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live Tour in 2019. Ty Cornelius Jr.

Q: How was Tiger Shark created? A: Hot Wheels designed a Tiger Shark body and wanted to turn that into a full-blown, real-life monster truck. So, they did the Tiger Shark, the Bone Shaker, the Demo Derby and the V8 Bomber and those were Hot Wheels creations.

Tiger Shark is a truck run by Xtreme Monster Sports Inc. It was run for the Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live tour at its only Canadian stop.

The truck is pronounced as 'shark wreek', although many pronounce it as 'shark wreck', and is currently well known as "Tiger Shark".

Megalodon is thought to have been the largest macropredatory shark that ever lived. "A C. megalodon about 16 meters long would have weighed about 48 metric tons (53 tons).

A monster truck is a vehicle usually styled after a pickup truck. It is changed or purposely built with very big wheels and suspension. Monster trucks are used for competition and popular entertainment. Usually, a monster truck show involves the truck crushing smaller cars under its huge tires.

In the 1960s, Elliot Handler, a cofounder of Mattel, Inc., envisioned a die-cast car to surpass the popular English Matchbox brand. He wanted a line of toy cars to dominate Mattel's boys' division just as its Barbie doll had become the strongest brand in its girls' division.

Size/Age. Maximum size about 15-18 feet in length and a weight of 2,000 pounds. Matures at approximately 7-10 years of age (about 10 feet) and is estimated to live 30+ years.

Chang'an The Tiger Truck is a light utility truck sub-brand from Chinese manufacturer Chang'an. It belongs to a class of vehicles known as “mini-trucks,” “micro trucks,” “K trucks,” and "kei trucks”.

Bob Chandler The story of the BIGFOOT monster trucks and their creator, Bob Chandler, truly is a personification of the American dream. Chandler not only achieved unparalleled success in the monster truck industry, but actually fathered the industry itself.

The Hot Wheels® Shark Chomp Transport playset reimagines the iconic Shark Bite™ Hot Wheels® car as a cool new hauler. Thanks to a special chomping mechanism that's activated when kids push it, the shark grabs a car directly in its jaws and stores it in its belly.

Megalodon From the oceans of the pre-historic dark comes the Monster Jam® version of one of the most powerful predators in history: Megalodon!

Supersize Shark The most famous prehistoric shark, Carcharocles megalodon, nicknamed megalodon or megatooth, ruled the seas from about 17 million years ago up to almost three million years ago. The colossal predator reached lengths up to 60 feet, stretching as long as a boxcar.

The 6.7-foot shark, dubbed “Godzilla Shark,” is thought to have lived around 300 million years ago. The unknown species was given the nickname Godzilla shark or dragon shark because of its huge jaw and the sharp spines on its dorsal fins.

7 Interesting Facts about Monster Trucks

• They Are Fast and Agile. How fast can monster trucks go?
• It's an Expensive Sport. Monster trucks are not cheap.
• Each Truck is Unique.
• They Really Crush Cars.
• Tracks Are Built For Each Event.
• It's a Fairly New Phenomenon.
• They Can Get Good Air.

“Monster trucks are really unique, they're huge vehicles and really fun to watch. And Monster Jam continually raises the bar of competition. Every year it's something new.” Some drivers, such as Illinois native Camden Murphy, have extensive experience in other racing series like NASCAR.