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The alpha predator wasn't always the same.

He has evolved through millions of years, and these are the depictions of the changes he has suffered.

- This "Gojira" was found killed by a M.U.T.O. on a mine in the Philipines, later studies on his bones showed a "different" variation of the creature, presumably a more "sea creature" one.
- He had a different posture that can be explained because this specimen walked on the sea floor, and the water pressure pushed on him.
- These bones show that he also had "less angular" fins that were also capable of retaining energy, so he could use it for self-illumination or as a beam that he probably used to hunt.
- The current discoveries may point that this "Gojira" wasn't a relative of the species, but a pre-evolved creature who couldn't survive to the changes of the planet and the appearance of parasite creatures that threatened him.

Description
The alpha predator wasn't always the same.

He has evolved through millions of years, and these are the depictions of the changes he has suffered.

- This "Gojira" was found killed by a M.U.T.O. on a mine in the Philipines, later studies on his bones showed a "different" variation of the creature, presumably a more "sea creature" one.
- He had a different posture that can be explained because this specimen walked on the sea floor, and the water pressure pushed on him.
- These bones show that he also had "less angular" fins that were also capable of retaining energy, so he could use it for self-illumination or as a beam that he probably used to hunt.
- The current discoveries may point that this "Gojira" wasn't a relative of the species, but a pre-evolved creature who couldn't survive to the changes of the planet and the appearance of parasite creatures that threatened him.