the great white, also known as white pointer, white death is a 20 foot long shark and has a bite force of 4000 lbs. This is also rumoured to be the shark that eats people but they attack rarely. Although the great white inspired many movies, including Jaws, the real culprit of most shark attacks are bull sharks.

Great White Shark 3D Model

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The Chelicerate is a leviathan class organism that lives in moderate depths of Sector Zero of 4546B. The creature will patrol around the area it is in for prey, which can be anything from small fish to brute sharks. Once the chelicerate finds its prey, it will screech to disorient, or in some cases, stun its prey. Then, it will eat its prey with its large chelicerae, which can crush bomes and rip muscles apart. The chelicerate is an aggressive hunter, and will attack you and any vehicle you are in at the moment. 

Asset made by UnknownWorlds devs of Subnautica Below Zero

Chelicerate

Fan model

Original art from X BUTA (@_buta99)

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Sharks

Work using one model, and some fun editing the animation time. 

summary:

21 sharks :)
 
Maya + zbrush + substancePainter

Waltz of the sharks

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The Brute Shark is a species of predators which lives in Sector Zero of 4546B. These creatures are very similar to Earth Sharks in their behavior and pirpose in the ecosystem and are aggressive. They are dark blue and have yellow patterns on them. They live in most areas of Sector Zero's waters. 

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Brute Shark

A friend of mine loves sharks and I thought maybe I could model one for her. Getting more practice box modeling animals is very good, I can use that skill often.

CUTE SHARK

Frilled Shark is one of the most primitive and mysterious sharks still alive today, often called a “living fossil” because its appearance has remained almost unchanged for millions of years. This ultra-realistic 3D model accurately captures its elongated eel-like body, wide mouth, needle-sharp teeth, and distinctive frilled gill slits. The model is carefully crafted with clean quad topology, realistic proportions, and detailed surface textures, making it suitable for close-up shots. Ideal for documentaries, educational projects, games, cinematics, and marine biology visualizations. Optimized for performance while maintaining high visual fidelity.

Animated Frilled Shark

The Tiger Shark, only second to the Great White Shark when it comes to attacking people, reaching lengths of 5 meters and more, this one is unlikely to leave the crimescene after one bite but hey look at the bright side of this, for those with fear of abandonment, this one wont let you down.. though i would recommend a second opinion before diving in headfirst. Enjoy the few that are left. By the way its capacity to bite through the shield of a turtle, has to do with upperteeth standing opposite to the lower teeth, move sideways and it acts like a saw. Dont be fooled by the Tiger Shark's slow idle movement, it can swim very fast though in short burtsts. Dont be fooled by tv shows where you see people swimming next to tiger shark, or even showing how to dodge an attack either, they are swimming next to sharks that have just fed from whale carcasses, fully satisfied, obviously that shows radical different behaviour

Tiger Shark (Galeocerdo Cuvier)

BullShark (Carcharhinus Leucas), one if not the only shark species that can live in fresh and saltwater. In the top 3 of most dangerous sharks because of its high testosterone (many times that of an elephant in the musth) which makes it aggressive and also its tendency to inhabit warmer coastal waters and even rivers, making contact with humans more likely. Sadly enough overfishing with nets mostly is wiping out this shark species too, and while it will attack a few times worldwide per year at most, we kill 60 million sharks on average each year, take a good look because this shark is becoming rare. And ofcourse the netting will not be done at the coast mostly, still we should preserve:)

BullShark (Carcharhinus Leucas)

6 low poly sharks, Shortfin-Mako, Oceanic Whitetip, Thresher, Zebrashark, Wobbegong and the Sandtigershark. Shortfin-Mako [finally] had an official attack which ended in death, as if it is its first, Whitetip is an open sea dweller, will be present at shipwrecks and the unfortunate people that are thrown in the water so dont let yourself be disappointed by the lack of official attack records, prolly there were no people left to report ha, the other 4 are realitively harmless though standing on a camouflaged Wobbegong will result in an attack for sure. Sandtigershark its teeth would almost [but not fully] scare even my mother-in-law back into her snakepit but if you do not provoke it will not likely attack you, otherwise good luck with 300kg as extra load for reaching the surface before air runs out. Deadly or not we should preserve whether they embody a carpet or not [when it comes to sharks i mean not my mother-in-law, pun intended]

6 low poly sharks (Mako, Whitetip, Thresher etc)

**Dunkleosteus**

This is a 3D model of Dunkleosteus, one of the most powerful marine predators of the Late Devonian period (~358 million years ago). This reconstruction is inspired by modern paleontological interpretations, featuring a streamlined body, heavy cranial armor, and bone-blade jaws rather than true teeth.

Unlike older bulky depictions, this version emphasizes a more hydrodynamic, fast-swimming form, similar to modern sharks, while maintaining the iconic armored head plates that made Dunkleosteus such a formidable hunter.

Dunkleosteus

The Kraken: a myth for millennia, lurking in the crushing depths of the ocean. It feasts on sharks, whales, and the occasional unfortunate sailor. While search parties scour the waves for missing ships, the Kraken finishes its meal in the dark.

Technical Details:

-Sculpted in Nomad Sculpt.

-High-detail organic mantle and tentacle flow.

-Note: This model is not rigged

The Kraken

The Great White Shark is a large playable male shark in all six installments in the Hungry Shark series. He is the fifth shark appeared in Hungry Shark Evolution. He has an evil counterpart. The Great White Shark is the fifth standard shark to be unlocked in Hungry Shark Evolution.
He is the largest extant, non-fictional shark and fish in the game, since the Megalodon, Dunkleosteus, Mosasaurus, and Liopleurodon no longer exist in real life, Alan, Destroyer of Worlds is a frilled shark and along with Moby Dick and Kraken which is a giant squid, do not attack humans and Nessie, Sharkjira, Abysshark, Luminite, Behemoth and Sharknarok are fictional sharks.

HSE Great White Shark

This will be the future guys and girls, shark toys, or toy sharks, i dont like it anymore than you do but our kids can safely play with this shark, for whatever that is worth, which is second to none, why not have the best of both worlds? We decide

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