Geo-Legendary · Tier S
Stone Shark Fin
Stone Shark Fin is a Geo-Legendary Earth Beast inspired by Shark Fin Cove in California, where a coastal rock resembles a shark fin. The species anchor is the Great White Shark.
Tier
S · Geo-Legendary
Scientific name
Carcharodon carcharias
Capture landmark
Shark Fin Cove, Davenport, California, USA
Legendary power
Apex Signal
Capture site
Landmark-only capture
Legendary Earth Beasts can only be captured at Shark Fin Cove, Davenport, California, USA.
The place
Shark Fin Cove, Davenport, California, USA
Shark Fin Cove is named for a coastal rock that resembles a shark fin.
It does not need an ancient myth to work; the shape is clear, memorable, and instantly image-generatable.
The legendary animal
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.
Open full species page — stats, field guide, and powersBiology inspired by Great White Shark (Carcharodon carcharias).
Canonical stats
Stone Shark Fin battle profile
Canonical game stats
Legendary Earth Beasts use flagship S-tier stats tied to their landmark capture site.
Stats source: Indexed species profile
Dominance
96
Speed
72
Size
78
Intelligence
48
Rarity
68%
Total
362
Field guide
Habitat, traits, and ecology
Habitat: Shark Fin Cove, Davenport, California, USA
Signature traits
- Biological Superpower: apex sensory tracking
- Iconic dorsal fin
- Countershaded body
- Burst attack speed
Interesting facts
- Great whites can breach when attacking prey from below.
- They use electroreception to sense animals.
- They travel long distances across ocean regions.
Diet: Feeds on fish, rays, seals, sea lions, carrion, and other marine prey depending on age and size.
Predators: Adults have few predators, though orcas can kill them in some regions.
Sleep pattern: Does not sleep like land mammals; it alternates active swimming with lower-activity periods.
Lifespan: Can live for several decades, with some estimates exceeding 50 years.
Legendary power
Apex Signal
Lesson: Presence can move first, even before the body does.
Best for: Presence, Precision, Courage
Image direction: dorsal-fin rock, great white spirit, crashing California waves, sharp shadow.
Are these really petrified animals?
No. Stone Shark Fin is inspired by a real place where natural rock, erosion, and human imagination overlap—not by a literal fossilized animal frozen in stone.
In AnimalDex, Stone Shark Fin is its own catalog species with flagship stats and a field guide. Its biology draws on Great White Shark (Carcharodon carcharias) so the lesson stays educational and searchable.
FAQ
Where is Shark Fin Cove?
Near Davenport on the California coast, where the fin-shaped rock gives the cove its name.
Is the rock an actual fossilized shark?
No. It is a coastal rock formation whose silhouette reads as a dorsal fin.
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Updated 6 Juli 2026
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