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I've always been afraid of sharks. This is likely because of Spielberg films, but I have a great attraction for large carnivores. I also think they are one of the most beautiful animals on Earth. They are so elegant and powerful. The Great White is the only type of shark that actually comes out of the water with his whole body, in reality, Air Attack famous. It is a type of attack that starts from the deep sea, and when the shark comes to the surface it has a lot of momentum and come out with a big jump on his quarry.
Megalodon is an old relationship with Great White. Megalodon lived in the Cenozoic era, which lasted 14 million years, starting just 2 million years ago. The only (known) differences in anatomy Megalodon to the great white is the size. The Megalodon length is roughly estimated at between 40 and 80 feet, so it could be quadruple the size of a 20 foot Great White. Megalodon weighs about 48 tonnes will trump the size of a Tyrannosaurus Rex. As one website claims, Megalodon "Probably eating whales."
Great White Sharks are attributed as "dumpsters of the Sea", as they eat anything and everything from plates to other sharks, seals, rays, dolphins, whales, turtles, birds, and everything in between. Sharks take their prey by force, coming up at them from below with a leap of evil power. Watch the video below to see a great white shark in action. Even in the womb sharks express their evil actions of intrauterine cannibalism, meaning stronger sharks will consume the weak in their mothers before they are born. It may not seem like people to have sharks around, but as monstrous as they are, they're a necessary force of nature to keep other marine items in the balance.
For the skin material, I prefer the texture in Photoshop from the aforementioned book illustration, add some details from photographs and some of the paintings. Ultimately, I had six cards (color under water, color, surface waters, diffuse, bump, reflection mask and mask).
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