Dunkleosteus (meaning “Dunkle’s Bone”) in real life had the fastest bite of ANY animal in history, able open AND close its mouth in 1/50 OF A SECOND!! This causes water to be pulled in so quickly, it’s mouth then acted as a split-second vacuum, instantly pulling its prey into its mouth.

Oh, and it ate sharks during its time (late Devonian Period) since sharks weren’t as apex or as developed (looking more like eels, ie. the Cladasolache).

I was going to tame this guy but it ate my dummy thick ass Cheeks and I could not fined my look or my mosa

The Center map. 40Lat,85 Long- Countless Dunkleo pit. You're welcome for your death.

They may seem calm, and won't be dangerous most of the time, but don't be fooled: They boast descent damage and godlike resistance, think of them as Rock Elementals of the sea, exchanging HP for numbers.

Just like elementals, they have a small aggro range, very slow movement speed and not the highest of the DPS. But if you get cornered, be ready to suffer a slow death by their stone-crushing jaws.

Is surprisingly stunned by a Baryonyx!

Bigger than you think this rocky shark is but it turns really slow so you have time to escape

They usually near the cave behind carno island,i usually see them everytime I go down there

Despite being called RARE finds there actually relatively easy to find and if by chance one catches you unaware and you flee I wouldn’t worry cause your nan could outrace one

On the center make dunkleosteus quite the pest when trying to gather silica pearls or other deep water resources. If one is provoked by combat or getting too close other dunkleosteus will come to attack you from very far away and it is almost impossible to escape once they swarm you or your tame.

They are found way down in the water

This is easier to find
Rather finding a quetzel until now i cant find one in red oblelisk

I was in the water, waiting for the Dunkleosteus to attack. Then it came up to me and I was like: “ WHY THE HELL IS THIS SO SMALL!!??” * dead*

PS the “teeth” aren’t really teeth; they’re actually bony plates and are a part of its skull.