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Stone Shark Fin

Carcharodon carcharias

Stone Shark Fin teaches Apex Signal through dorsal silhouette, sensory range, ambush speed, and ocean dominance. Its form is a clean match for coastal fin-shaped rock landmarks.

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Stone Shark Fin at a glance

Fish · Shark Fin Cove · Very rare

Known for: Biological Superpower: apex sensory tracking, Iconic dorsal fin, Countershaded body, Burst attack speed

AnimalDex Power: Observation

Legendary Earth Beast · Tier S

Shark Fin Cove, Davenport, California, USA

Presence can move first, even before the body does.

Legendary Earth Beasts can only be captured at Shark Fin Cove, Davenport, California, USA.

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Understand the animal

Understand the Stone Shark Fin

Factual biology first: what this animal is like, where it lives, how it survives, and why those traits exist.

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Introduction to Stone Shark Fin

Stone Shark Fin teaches Apex Signal through dorsal silhouette, sensory range, ambush speed, and ocean dominance. Its form is a clean match for coastal fin-shaped rock landmarks.

How to identify a Stone Shark Fin

  • Biological Superpower: apex sensory tracking
  • Iconic dorsal fin
  • Countershaded body
  • Burst attack speed

Why Stone Shark Fin are interesting

  • Great whites can breach when attacking prey from below.
  • They use electroreception to sense animals.
  • They travel long distances across ocean regions.

02

Adaptations and biological abilities

Dominance98
Speed86
Size90
Intelligence62
Rarity94
SApex across the catalogue

03

Why does Stone Shark Fin behave this way?

  • Biological Superpower: apex sensory tracking
  • Iconic dorsal fin
  • Countershaded body
  • Burst attack speed

Does not sleep like land mammals; it alternates active swimming with lower-activity periods.

04

Why Shark Fin Cove?

Habitat: Shark Fin Cove, Davenport, California, USA

Native range: Shark Fin Cove, Davenport, California, USA

Native range

Natural range, not this specific capture location.

Marine range
North PacificSouth PacificNorth AtlanticSouth AtlanticIndian OceanSouthern Ocean

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Shark Fin Cove, Davenport, California, USA

05

Why this diet?

Feeds on fish, rays, seals, sea lions, carrion, and other marine prey depending on age and size.

06

Activity, rest, and lifespan

Does not sleep like land mammals; it alternates active swimming with lower-activity periods.

Can live for several decades, with some estimates exceeding 50 years.

07

Stone Shark Fin reproduction

Females give birth to live young after internal development; pups are independent at birth.

Females often grow larger than males.

08

Predators, threats, and defense

Adults have few predators, though orcas can kill them in some regions.

10

Conservation and rarity

Rarity: Very rare · 94/100. Stone Shark Fin is an S-tier Legendary Earth Beast that can only be captured at Shark Fin Cove, Davenport, California, USA.

  • Capture is only valid at Shark Fin Cove, Davenport, California, USA.
  • Observe from safe public viewpoints and do not disturb wildlife or sacred sites.

Animal Power

Observation

In Stone Shark Fin, observation creates a repeatable survival edge when conditions are uncertain.

“See clearly before acting.”

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Biological basis

Stone Shark Fin teaches Apex Signal through dorsal silhouette, sensory range, ambush speed, and ocean dominance. Its form is a clean match for coastal fin-shaped rock landmarks. Shark Fin Cove, Davenport, California, USA Stone Shark Fin is an S-tier Legendary Earth Beast that can only be captured at Shark Fin Cove, Davenport, California, USA.

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Where to find them

Where to find Stone Shark Fin

To find Stone Shark Fin in the wild, focus on the exact habitat patches that match its body design and daily behavior, not just the broad country where it exists. You usually do better by working one good piece of habitat inside shark Fin Cove, Davenport, California, USA than by covering too much ground.

  • Sunlit logs, exposed branches, warm rocks, or regular perch sites used for scanning
  • Protected habitat blocks within shark Fin Cove, Davenport, California, USA
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Animal Power

Observation

See clearly before acting.

What it teaches

In Stone Shark Fin, observation creates a repeatable survival edge when conditions are uncertain.

Native range

Natural range, not this capture location

Marine range
North Pacific
South Pacific
North Atlantic
South Atlantic
Indian Ocean
Southern Ocean

Shark Fin Cove, Davenport, California, USA

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Scientific name

Carcharodon carcharias

Category

Fish

Habitat

Shark Fin Cove, Davenport, California, USA

Rarity

Very rare · 94/100

Native range

Shark Fin Cove, Davenport, California, USA

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