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Damn, ouch. That's gotta hurt.

That is a BIG bite. Jesus.

That's scary as heck.

That's a great white. That means something even BIGGER took a chunk out of it. Holy...

[SIZE="2"]Greater[/SIZE] white shark.

Sperm whale plox

Killer whale, mebe?

Or an Ancient megalodon is lurking somewhere out there.

The Coelacanthus is out there. I knew it.

It was actually a rogue helicopterodon, taking revenge for the fighter jet. The damage shown was done by the blades, which are 5 feet THICK. The helicopterodon itself is a massive 10 ton flying behemoth.

Man has yet to explore 6% of the ocean. I can imagine the percentage of aquatic organisms that we've recorded is somewhere around there. xd

Man has yet to explore 6% of the ocean. I can imagine the percentage of aquatic organisms that we've recorded is somewhere around there. xd

This thread is the primary reason we should NOT explore the remaining 94%.

This thread is the primary reason we should NOT explore the remaining 94%.

"has yet to explore 6%" = we've explored 100-6% = we have explored 94%.
wat?

"has yet to explore 6%" = we've explored 100-6% = we have explored 94%.
wat?

No, as in: we haven't even explored 6% of the ocean.

No, as in: we haven't even explored 6% of the ocean.

Oh, I thought 94% seemed high....

Who knows what in the hell is living way way way down deep.

The Coelacanthus is out there. I knew it.

Isn't the Coelocanth an ancient fish we had thought was extinct?
Anyways, Megalodon is my guess Right next to Nessie and the boogieman. Uh huh.

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Isn't the Coelocanth an ancient fish we had thought was extinct?
Anyways, Megalodon is my guess Right next to Nessie and the boogieman. Uh huh.

Yeah, the Coealacanthus/Coelacanth/Coelocanth is an ancient fish thought to be extinct. However, it was re-discovered in a smaller form



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.

why did it have to be in fucking Australia i just know next time i go down to the beach imma get killed.

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His insides are puce.