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#21
Oh pomegranate...
I love aquatic biologyyyy.
Though, Coelocanth are predatory? They look so nice.
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#22
I know what attacked that shark:

[Image: 88268_620_84.jpg]

A megalodon. Yup , we're fucked
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#23
IllegallySane Wrote:I know what attacked that shark:

[Image: 88268_620_84.jpg]

A megalodon. Yup , we're fucked

Not if they can't walk on land,.
Stunned
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#24
IllegallySane Wrote:I know what attacked that shark:

[Image: 88268_620_84.jpg]

A megalodon. Yup , we're fucked
A little extinct. Maybe try:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Megamouth_Shark
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#25
RobMdza Wrote:Yeah, the Coealacanthus/Coelacanth/Coelocanth is an ancient fish thought to be extinct. However, it was re-discovered in a smaller form

[Image: Celacanto.jpg]

It's thought that the ancient Coelacanthus was like 60-70 ft large, or so I heard.

The animals that live under 1 KM underwater even generate their own light. Underwater animals are amazing.

We're pretty f'ck since those evolved into this.
[Image: Relicanth.jpg]

And this can use Hyper Beam.
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#26
Most likely it had a collision with one of these things:

[Image: prop-large.jpg]
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#27
That's like... the least likely thing to happen.
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#28
That's sure as hell more likely than it getting attacks by some of the OTHER guesses around here.
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#29
[Image: 321.png]

This bit it.




It's 47 feet tall.
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#30
How 'bout that ancient swordfish, ithysomething or other?
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