Still no pokemon based in the biggest predator ever

lapras

Wailord

>>29573176
I might sound like a retard but was the Kronosaurus bigger than the Megalodon? I thought big Shark was bigger.

>>29573211
>Kronosaurus
Liopleurodon ferox 25 meters vs megalodon 20 meters

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uV0tFMFZdPA

>>29573198
>>29573203
Read a book

>>29573306
>>29573211
Pliosaurus (originally Predator X) is confirmed biggest of them all

>>29573176
I hate the fucking sea

>>29573306
You mean 21 feet right?

>>29573176
>he doesn't know about Diglett
Fucking newfag

>>29573176
your mom isn't a pokemon, anon

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>Still no Leviathan Whale pokemon, the BEST aquatic predator

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>>29573176
Afraid the largest confirmed Pliosaur only reached ~13m while Megalodon got to lengths of almost 18m.
Presumably there are larger extinct monsters out there (if we don't count traditional whales as predators) to be found.

>>29573306
>Liopleurodon
>25 meters
Dude, it was shrunked down to 6 meters based on a new research.

Your dad can't be a pokemon, Anon

>>29573400
blue whales are predators and presumably the largest animals to ever exist by mass

>>29573364
Holy shit I still have the full collection in DVD.

>>29573558
>Hunted down by Killer whales
>best aquatic predator
nice try

>>29573176
Literally Kadabra.

>>29573400
Blue whale is the largest creature ever and preys on krill

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>>29573176
>tfw born too late to hang out with irl lapras

>>29573364
Holly shit this brings me back.

>more water shitmons

>>29573364
I loved walking with dinosaurs but this fucking scene is the reason so many people get the size of liopleurodon completely wrong.

>>29574570
Too bad it was shrunked down by recent researches.It would be the size of the killer whale in this pic.

>>29574477
Are megalodons still big boys though?

>>29574722
Of course. And with good reasons.

First the waters were much colder. Bigger bodies could storage much more fat that could help them travel through the oceans.

Second, whales started being in the menu and the big lizards all died out, which meant a new apex predator niche had to be filled.

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>tfw your bro has a well preserved skull
>scientists can't do shit to the size estimate
>can't do much to his bite force estimate either
>their best attempt at discrediting him is giving him fleshy lips
feels good

>>29573473

Pretty sure the sea hates you right back :)