Piranhadon

Piranhadon Alternate names Piranhadon Titanus Species Piranhadon Titanus Height ?? meters Length Up to 70 feet (females) Around 20 feet (males) Weight Around 14 tons (females) Around 2 tons (males) Forms None Controlled by None Relations None Allies Other Piranhadons Enemies Humans, small animals Created by Unknown Played by CGI First appearance King Kong (2005) Latest appearance King Kong (2005) Design(s) None Roar(s) TBA

Piranhadon is a fictional species of carnivorous fishes that appears in the extended version of the 2005 film, King Kong.

Appearance

Piranhadon's body is shaped like a mixture of a serpent and a fish's. They are dark green above the white below, their heads look like piranha's and they have a pair of green glassy eyes. A dorsal fin runs from Piranhadon's head to its back. They have two pectoral fins and two long barbels on their lower jaws.

History

King Kong

A Piranhadon swims towards one of the rafts, it attacked it and broke it, so the people from it fell in the water. The Piranhadon ate one crew member while he was trying to escape. The Piranhadon saw Jack Driscoll in the water, it swims towards him, opens its jaws as it is prepared to eat him, but then its mouth got stuck between 2 trees. Jack Driscoll got his chance to escape. The Piranhadon then ate another crew member. Carl Denham and other people on the raft grabbed their guns and started shooting in the water as they saw the Piranhadon swimming towards them. The Piranhadon flipped the second raft, and the people from it fell in the water. The crew went to the closest land they could find. A crew member was going to the land, but the Piranhadon ate him, too

Abilities

It uses its sensitive barbels to detect the approach of potential prey. Its eyes are poor, they can only see differences between light and dark. It takes its prey in its jaws. If the prey is big, then Piranhadon drags it into the water and eats it. Piranhadons can also swim pretty fast.

Trivia

• Piranhadon was supposted to appear in the 2005 King Kong film, King Kong, but the scene was cut, and can be found on the extended version of King Kong DVD.

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