The creature I want and need the most in Jurassic world is Megalodon

[ElliotFilceDino379]

If there is one creature or species I would want to see in Jurassic World Evolution 2 it’s the Megalodon, first of of all its the biggest shark that ever existed and it would be the most unique and terrifying creature that would be in our lagoons plus the kills of other lagoon reptiles and creatures would be wicked and the feeding Animation could be awesome plus I could just imagine seeing the dorsal and caudal fin being so awesome

Honestly it’s my most wanted creature in Jurassic World Evolution 2 and until it’s in the game it will be and will be on my wish list for new species

How I would like it to look is, I would have it look less like a great white and more monstrous like the Meg

 

[LordTrilobite]

I dunno.
Sure it's cool to have a big shark. But this would only really work well if there were other animals from the Cenozoic in the game. Just having a single Cenozoic animal in the game would feel really out of place.
I think sharks from the Mesozoic or Paleozoic would be a better addition to the game. There's plenty of weird and cool looking ones to choose from.

 

[Jurassic Tyrant King]

I agree that Megalodon would spice up the roster but I would also disagree out of the consideration that it would be very hard for Frontier to consider putting a species that probably didn't look like a giant sized great white or if Frontier was willing to make a giant size great white for the game however that would kind of look ridiculous. But if Megalodon were added to the game it would most likely not be depicted jumping and eating a great white carcass hanging above the water as recent science believes now that it may have had a body similar to both a whale shark and sand tiger shark because it's Jaws do look similar to a sand tiger shark and may have hunted very similarly when it came to Whales. Plus sharks and tuna can't satisfy a Megalodon that shark would most likely die of starvation because their both minnows if we had in our Parks, because megalodons diet will need small whales from 20 to 30 ft in size and I doubt Frontier would give us a feeder that gives us whales to give to a 63.ft Megalodon which needs Whale blubber. Dunkleosteus pretty much ate smaller prey of all shapes and sizes which is why it's very logical to add this species, and many of the species that we have in the game not only eat smaller prey but would be satisfied eating smaller prey like sharks and tuna, I can see my Frontier didn't add the species cuz it would be extremely hard on how to implement including a Megalodon.

 

[ElliotFilceDino379]

I dunno.
Sure it's cool to have a big shark. But this would only really work well if there were other animals from the Cenozoic in the game. Just having a single Cenozoic animal in the game would feel really out of place.
I think sharks from the Mesozoic or Paleozoic would be a better addition to the game. There's plenty of weird and cool looking ones to choose from.

I would say the same about dunklesteous and Archelon

 

[LordTrilobite]

I would say the same about dunklesteous and Archelon

Archelon is a reptile from the Late Cretaceous and fits perfectly. It was literally the best choice of lagoon animal to be added at the time.

Dunkleosteus is a little bit of an odd choice. But there are other Paleozoic animals in the game. We have Dimetrodon and Lystrosaurus as well.
But there is also an argument to be made that most animals from the Cenozoic do not feel ancient enough. Many Cenozoic animals are much more similar to modern ones. Dunkleosteus still feels sufficiently appropriate due to how strange it is compared to modern animals. Sure one could have made the argument that the game should have stuck to the Mesozoic. But now that there are a few Paleozoic animals, it would make sense to possibly add a few more. Be they land animals like Edaphosaurus or Inostrancevia. Or lagoon animals if you want more fish. Helicoprion, Orthacanthus, Stethacanthus for example. Those are all super wild looking and would make for very interesting additions. Much more suitable than a relatively modern giant shark that feeds on mammals such as whales.