Coelacanth the water type pokemon, known for it's small size and outstanding power this pokemon can destroy any creature in its path by launching like a torpedo and exploding on contact, considered to be a WMD by the Canadian and US military

These things are known to kill gigs.

Coelacanths take up spawn points for other river-swelling creatures, so if you are having trouble finding otters and spinosaurs, kill some fish.

All the others are joking about this being powerful. It's just a fish. It can't hurt you. So just bring up your hatchet and smash them in the face. And no, they're untamable unless you have the dlc thingy.

Something crazy happened I beached one of thes and it toke no health

On mobile, I just punch to death

You guys...this is the only creature in the game that is still around today. You’re welcome. That’ll be a Jeopardy clue, I bet you.

Do NOT even DARE to get near this furious powerfull creature it will one hit you and has normally 1500 health plus, beware for instantly dying.

Super safe to be around and really derpy

Attracted to glowsticks when you throw them in water. I mainly fish in the rivers of Aberration.

The only thing in ARK that actually exists...

once i saw a 5.4 fish something like that and maaaan was that dish was bigger than my bird

Found a very small version of this guy. It’s size was just 0.1 for some reason in mobile. Didn’t touch it though.

They look rather large in the water, but when your holding a dead one, dang there huge!

Egend says that when you knockout a size 5.1. And you put honey and all of the artifacts. It will become a supersian coel. It will have the ki powers as main attacks and most of all splash.

Rivers sea EVERYWERE IN WATER FOR NOOBS

If you use the pachy's anger in dusting attack on cols will they attack?

These literally aren’t extinct. They’re thriving in Africa. You can buy it to eat. It’s worth a google!

Just kill them there a good source of fish

Watch out they are known to climb on land and attack all your tames. Main predator of spino do not approach.