Here's the thing, because of how big the gargantuan leviathan was, it's likely that if it were in the game it wouldn't be hostile to the player simply because we are too small a prey and not worth it instead it would probably hunt other leviathans and reefbacks
I have a theory that’s seems like it would be it,the 2nd one was a isopod/crustacean because of the curve it had, it would seem like the curve would have the structure of a isopod and the holes could have had isopod legs and 2 claws, it would be a omnivore because of how the teeth are, this is just a hypothesis I have
Who knows,maybe we'll find another larger remains/fossils that are way cooler or larger than any of those in the video.or just the rest of their body remains,cause we need it more than new mystery fossils
I have a theory involving the gargantuan fossil. Such a creature, as you said, would take up HALF of the playable area, right? So, maybe part of the reason the lost river is so toxic and briny is because of the slow decomposition of the body. Over the millions of years, the body would surely release a lot of gasses and other stuff like that, which could have contributed to the current state of the river!
Damn it someone said it already way before me But other than that if you think about it, the lost River could’ve been more Blue, Bright and lively, like the Giant tree Membrane where the manta’s thrive. Maybe that area managed to not get polluted and its self is like what the lost River could’ve been if the Gargantuans Rotting body wasn’t present in it.
@@Zenith07 I don't know if ghost leviathans spawn in that area of the lost River but if they don't, it could be similar to the empress babies curing the disease. They secrete a chemical that combats the decay or maybe breaks it down for food that makes the tree viable.
Yeah. Maybe not a full new creature but more of a cutscene where some giant tendril of some unseen monster just insta kills you if you go too far out in the void.
@@erikbrenner5138 this, although I want a mode/feature/camera/something? that lets you see random things in the void, that would be creepy as hell but would pick a lot of peoples curiosity while mantainning the mystery
Reaper Leviathan: "You're nothing but prey" Juvenile Ghost: "Beg for mercy" Adult Ghost: "The only salvation for you now is death" Gargantuan Leviathan: "God is dead; I killed Him"
What if the void dosnt make up the whole rest of the planet and these leviathans are still living (possibly evolved) and hunting other super leviathans and dont come to the crater because there is no prey for them.
@@TheLastBacon But if you think about it there might be an even bigger creature out there still alive, since we have only explored so little of the planet it might be a possibility... We might even see it in below zero.
The ice worm leviathan and there is a fossil at 300 meters deep it currently uses the biter leviathan fossil as a placeholder but the leviathan fossil has the karaa.. kharraa? sample on it that is used to progress the story (I assume the biter fossil is a placeholder in below zero)
It's scary just to think of how large the predators on 4546B could be. As much as it was a developmental thing to keep the player in the area, the void seems to go on forever. With that much space to roam gigantic creatures could live, probably bioluminescent ones at that. I wish it could be something in the game, finding a massive creature bigger than the Sea Emperor or even the gargantuan fossil in the Lost River. Even with how big the Emperor is, it's disappointing to see she only swims in a circle and then dies. It would be so cool to see a massive creature swimming around in open water.
Just to get some perspective - the crater is only about 3km deep. Compare that to Earth's oceans, mostly 4-6km deep, with trenches going much deeper than that. Or check this allthatsinteresting.com/ocean-depth And the largest creature we know about is only ~30 meters long (blue whale), which is dwarfed by basically everything in Subnautica.
Actually Jacksepticeye played the early access of below zero and found close to fully grown sea emperors swimming around in the open. I’m sure they are the new borns you see in regular subnautica
There is a chance that even larger super predators existed since there isnt much reason to evolve the thicc , bug-like armor plating . My idea is that the oceans of the planet got shallower and shallower as the volcano formed which made most of the large species either go and live in the void , somewhere around the mantle or go extinct. The chances of a meteor-like collision to cause huge water poisoning could also lead to the extinction of most of the titanic creatures. My theory on the heavily armored skeleton is that it was a plant (or plankton) eater who evolved its armor to protect itself and grew to larger sizes like what happened to the sauropods. Edit : this comment got super long . Good video
I definitely agree :) I'd think that there is a possibility that many large predators once lived out in the void but have since gone extinct as the ecosystem changed and land shifted.
Good theory man, second one needs to be reworked since it's a carnivoure. I love reading these tho, and watching videos like this because you can just *sea* so many people talking about how creatures could have been in those past times or how they evolved or lived. Everybody makes up cool ideas of them and assumptions, that just shows how much attention for the game there is. It's incredible how a game like this can make so many people go crazy over small topics with little info.
@@GemmaBee14 thats a good point . The other thing i said was about it potentially being a plant eater since the teeth remind me of the teeth that ancient dinosaur herbivores had . The teeth could have been used as tool to defend itself
I mean it's a small chance, but what if the species that the gargantuan bones belong to aren't actually extinct and are just somewhere in the void? (imagine one of those or something similar being in the artic DLC)
I actually imagine the gargantuan leviathan to hunt reefbacks mainly seeing as it might not be fast enough to catch other creatures since the largest one seen is over 1km long
I know, they should go into more depth like that. I've had a theory of a creature that loves down there. I think it might be like a bigger more advanced version of the sea emperor leviathan. Maybe a sea lord leviathan?
I have an idea: if the player goes too far deep into the void or too far away from the crater, a cutscene would play where the last creature, 2x the size of the skeleton we see in the video, can be seen/heard in the distance. If the player continues, the creature races over to the player, destroying their ship. However, to really punish the player, the player can live, just without their veichle. All alone, in the middle of pitch black ocean, with ghost leviathans swarming around them.
It would also make sense to leave the player alone if they survive the attack to their vehicle, that thing is massive and likely wouldn't even care about a human because we're so small in comparison
About the research specimen, I noticed that one "arm" has 5 fingers while the other only has 4. Due to these deformities I think the creature was a experiment by the Precursors rather than a creature brought to the lab for study. I thought that was interesting and you didn't mention it in your video.
That is a good point :) ....I didn't mention it because considering the distance between the finger bones, I just assumed the one must have fell off into the mud below.
It really intrigued me about these skeletons. Multiple PDAs from alive species like the sea dragon leviathan, stalker, and peeper tell us that they are some of the oldest living creatures on the planet. It is possible that these creatures lived with these huge leviathans. Ancient Subnautica probably was a even more terrifying place. The gargantuan skeleton really intrigued me. A lot of the alive species like the reefback state that they grow so large because “there is nothing large enough alive on this planet that can bite through this defense”. It gives me a feeling that these creatures died due to starvation. If these things got hungry, they would literally be a living extinction event. It probably wouldn’t hunt ghost leviathans or reefback a, or most of the species alive, because only a select few are actually extremely old species like the aforementioned 3. It probably hunted other super-leviathans Side note: I’m pretty sure the gargantuan skeleton was actually 1300 Feet Long, because the chart of its size. Showed us “402 Meters”, which is about 1300 feet.
I could definitely see them going extinct due to starvation :) especially considering how much food they would need to consume at their size to survive :) and the chart that showed 402 meters was actually only showing 1/3rd of the skeleton.
Because we have the pdas informing us that the geology of the area changed after the leviathan's death and we have thermal vents that have build up inside the skeleton I think we can probably assume that these creatures were alive way before the volcano was even emerging. Because of that the sea levels could have been very different across the area. A lack of a void due to lower sea levels could have meant a lot more life could be sustained by the planet due to access to light. Secondly, the largest creatures on our planet are often microbe eaters like whales as they can feed and not expend energy. Which, if true for the world of subnautica, means that even bigger creatures would be living out there and would be the prey for a hunter like the skeleton. You can't have a hunter with teeth like that eating microbial life or constantly eating much smaller creatures. The ancient world of subnautica would have been a terrifying place of giants.
I can definitely tell that you put a lot of time and effort behind theorizing these intriguing lifeforms in Subnautica. You also pay great attention to the detail and subtle information provided to make well-supported hypotheses. Great work!
I'm assuming that last gargantuan fossil got in it's resting place after the volcano formed over time and engulfed it it magma, then the soil formed, the lost river cave formed, and it was eventually unearthed because the plants in the area kept using up the soil, then the herbivores ate the plants, then the ghost leviathans ate the herbivores which practically ended up being a long chain which kept removing the material from the area which is now the lost river and carrying it to the void over millions if not billions of years.....I don't remember if we know the date when the volcano erupted or not..but this is my guess maybe ghost leviathans weren't even around back then, maybe another migratory species carried all of that material out to unearth the skeleton
I think you're right :) we don't know the date of the volcano, but based on what is currently available, I'd think the creature died and the skeleton eventually rose from the depths as the volcano formed.
That figure 1,000 years figure isn’t said anywhere. The giant skeleton is only 3 million years old though so the volcano will have been there long, long before it died.
I honestly can't wrap my head around the fact that he still replies to comments, it's a huge dedication to fans and I have massive respect that he cares a lot. subbed.
I feel like the second set should be added. A ground based super leviathan to counter the prawn suit. Once you get it, nothing what so ever is a threat and the ground is normally safe. This would change that mindset
I envy you feeling safe in the prawn suit. It's the vehicle I feel the least safe in, simply because of the ground occasionally bugging, making you fall through the world and uncontrollably sink thousands of meters into the void. I'm not scarred of things I can see, fight or at least run from. But the ocean floor is just too scary for me from now on. I lost my first prawn suit that way. Then the whole map loading process broke down and I lost 4 hours of my progress. I'll take a ground leviathan any day instead of this.
You have to think hard to understand the scale of the gargantuan fossil. Think: From a depth of 0M, the water surface, to 1300m down into the ocean, the inactive lava zone. That is how long that creature was when it was alive
*is driving my cyclops and I see a Leviathan class eel that is still alive and kicking* NOPE! *uninstall subnautica, uninstall windows, and burns laptop* may this unholy creature stay dead.......
Just imagine your in the void and you turn to the right only to hit something so you hit the same substance but then you suddenly get thrown around only too realize you’ve been swallowed by the true leviathan size and turns out in the lost river was a very small newborn and that this one is 10x larger than the map
What if this 3 creatures are stages The first fossil is like a larva And the second fossil is an adult And the third fossil is just godzilla cheated on mothrw and created the gargantuan leviathan
Maybe these gargantuan ones just migrated long ago and are now evolved elsewhere?? Yknow since the prey in the crater is so small it isn't substantial enough
The second skeleton's shape looks like it could be similar to a prawn but with its heavy plating, it probably can't swim. There are types of fishes that bury themselves in the sand until the feel movement and the shoot up to bite down on it, a bit like the ice worm. However the thickness of the shell also makes that unlikely. The teeth show that it can eat meat but there's really no explanation on how it would get to that meat or how it could move. I also think that it is unlikely that it had limbs out the holes because of the lack of any skeletal remains of that type on an otherwise fairly complete skeleton. If I had to make a guess I would say that it might propel itself similar to how a lobster might but it would probably wait on the bottom, not buried, until something big enough swims over head so it can shoot up and clamp it's teeth down.
@@eleanorcooke7136 another thing about that leviathan is in fan art they always underestimate how big it would be. Remember in the past entry it says it's bigger than any living creature encountered on the planet. Which includes the emperor.
I do agree and it does seem possible the only difference rlly being the jaw and lack of horn but it makes sense bc this leviathan wouldn’t need the horn as it doesn’t burrow through ice
5:25 I disagree as sea slugs don’t have ribs or a spine (and I’m not even sure if they even have bones) and the holes are most likely where they’re arms or tentacles were so I doubt it’s a sea slug/millipede
That second one is terrifying. It doesn't swim, meaning likely to get its food it would burrow into the ground then jump up out of the ground and swallow it's prey whole when they get close to the seabed. Gives me goosebumps knowing that (if they ever put it in) I would have the looming threat of being killed every time I touch the seabed.
That would definitely be terrifying :) - as if though just seeing the threat wasn't bad enough - now it would be able to emerge at any point without warning...
I think the gargantuan leviathans had no longer many food for them so thats why they went to the lost river to go to the lava zone to eat the sea dragons but they were to large for them to fit and then they starved to death.
7:16 something that scares me is the fact that there’s no alien lights or anything alien near the garg which makes me think it was still alive when the aliens appeared there
What if the fossil that was found in the lost river, the second one in the vid, since TLB said that it would live and wander underground, maybe that the sound we hear in the void, because of its size we can hear it. Farfetched but is a little sensible
I’ve said this before. I would love a Subnautica game where the skeleton remains are still alive. A version where you essentially play as 1 of the precursor, though it’ll most likely never really work out.
really? the gargantuan leviathan was killed by a cave in. it was hunting in a huge open area under ground then a cave in (by either meteor or volcano) it got stuck and died while screaming out for help (why the jaw was open)
I would love an update where they add an expansion that had way more space, well nothing but water for miles and really really deep. Then you could find the even bigger leviathans.
Imagine if below zero had a very hard to find drop off that would lead like 2000 - 3000 meters straight down to a giant lava area with a living specimen of one of these creatures!
That would definitely be awesome :) though I also think that a part of what makes them so cool, is that we never actually see what they looked like and are left to speculate.
@@coolsceegaming6178 I giant ell. But belief me 3000 is no were near the biggest one. I dont remember which one but its big enough to be considered a tech tonic plate
Oooh boy, here we go. I have theories for all skeletons on this list. First of all, that little larva thing. I choose to call it that because that's what it looks like. The larva could literally just be in the baby stage, and the other armored one we see is an adult, i know people are going to pull the "But Neon! Bacon said the ribs and spine were different on the two fossils!" Card, and that's why i have another theory ready. So like i said, Theta could be some form of baby, and the ancient skeleton could be an adult. Here's why. Theta looks similar, and because the ancient skeleton is an adult then, the ribs on Theta would have fused together with the armor and it would begin to grow limbs under the armor, then they would pop out, leaving holes in the sides. The first two holes on Ancient could be for arms, and the rest for tiny legs that were like the Sandshark's but were more developed. Then the baby would, like us humans, lose its baby teeth and gain the bigger ones we see on ancient. It would also grow more eyeholes and eyes, just less developed ones, then its armor grew harder and more thick and polished. Now i don't play Subnautica for story and gameplay, i play it to research and study creatures, zones and biomes, and skeletons, so i know some shit. The second skeleton is harder. The void theory is actually quite nice, but, since the Ghost leviathans are.. well.. Ghosts, then what nutrients would the gigantic skeleton gain? Now, maybe its stomach could break down whatever solid material the Ghost leviathan would be made of. But as we see in the last cutscene of the game, the planet is much larger than the playable area we see, it most likely lives on the other side of the void, but goes there to mate and lay eggs, then it would go to the other side again to feed for billions of years. In that time the eggs hatch. Now the eggs would be massive, and so would the hatchlings. They were probably so huge, that they could feed on ghost leviathans that their less developed stomachs could break down, and when they were old and big enough, they would move to the other side of the void. The rest, we can't be sure about, hope you enjoyed! :-)
I could definitely see the first theory being true :) my only potential issue with it is the fact that they purposely let us in on the fact that one of them is much older than the other - so you would think they are hinting at different stages of evolution within species on the planet.
@@TheLastBacon Yeah, that other worm like thing could also be an older version of the reaper. The bottom of the skull (The chin) and the teeth, are almost the same. the holes could be for fins and increased movement, but since the fins have no bones, they are gone. Anything that didn't fit in my second theory? Just curious
4:44 On this skeleton, maybe the holes were for giant fins? If that’s the case, where are the skeletal remains of those? Perhaps they’re underground? I dunno. Could have been legs.
Sandsharks and bonesharks being supposed relatives yet having radically different biologies alone proves that Subnautica has a problem with a lack of consistent traits between species, even ones supposedly closely related. I’m going as far to say that tetrapods have more in non-superficial common with invertebrates than Bone bois have in common with sand bois.
Well I'm not gonna lie - I think it would probably come down to the gargantuan leviathan (and possibly the second creature based on its actual size) pretty quickly :)
Is it weird that I got the prawn 50 days before the Cyclops? Also I got the first sea emperor message (what are you) a while after I went to the lost river disease research facility alien base
*the dna test come back* me:realised that the gargantuan Leviathan was Irish me: I’m Irish too does that mean IM IRISH OH MY GOD NOW I SEE WHY I DRINK ALOT WHY I GO TO THE PUB EVERYDAY
I think that it would be cool if Subnautica becomes a long series of games, the end of the final game should have a Precorser portal that goes to the core of 4546B, where you meet the biggest leviathan in the game, that the planet formed around. Then you and your Cyclops become seafood.
There needs to be an expansion where you can play in the distant past as them alien thingys, or at least have a massive leviathan Trapped in ice in below zero
I have a hypothesis about the 2nd one, it would be a isopod/crustacean because the isopod part comes from the curve on its back, you could tell it had the same bone structure as a giant isopod, also the holes in the skeleton would mean it probably had the legs of crustaceans, but it’s just a hypothesis
The most common skeleton is the “Mabel Eko Skello” you can find them around the giant metal reaper nest and the acid dust river place... sometimes near Sulfur deposits
It would be very interesting if the creature that was the second skeleton is somewhat related to these gigantic ice worms or the black luminescent leviathan in below zerow. Maybe these two beings share this extinct common ancestor that crawled it's way through the ground of the void, who knows what was down there, and maybe more unsettling, is down there.
What if they made a DLC with these, but the DLC introduced a mode where these creatures exist somewhere, the first one would be called something like the Beta Leviathan, and you could find it in the research facility. the second one would be called the River Digger Leviathan, and you could find it in the lost river (duh). and the last one Is the gargantuan leviathan, you would find it in the crater edge, as it's too big to go anywhere else.
If u rushed to comment "first" wouldn't u not have enough time to watch most if the video? So u don't know if it is interesting more like an interesting concept
What If the crater that we explore is only the tip of one of the bones in the spine of a much MUCH bigger monster... holy crap that monster could use the emperor as a damn tic tac.
Here's the thing, because of how big the gargantuan leviathan was, it's likely that if it were in the game it wouldn't be hostile to the player simply because we are too small a prey and not worth it instead it would probably hunt other leviathans and reefbacks
That is a fair point :) the effort of chasing the player wouldn't be worth the caloric intake.
The Last Bacon but the ghost leviathan consumes micro-organisms so would gargantuan do something like that?
@@oimate6357 I mean....it's possible, but I'd think that it would most likely be carnivorous considering the structure of its skull and jaw :)
It is in the game
(Though dead)
If it was in the game it would hunt your Cyclops probably. Imagine that, a monster that only hunts you when you're in the best vehicle
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Look at the size of this Lad
Works for all the lads in the video :)
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*A B S O L U T E U N I T*
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*skeley boi
The last bacon: "Fortunately today, only their bones remain."
*Laughs in gargantuan leviathan.*
Haha yep :)
@@TheLastBacon and you forgot that there's also a Reaper Leviathan in the lava biome and a Sea Dragon Leviathan skeleton in The Lost River.
@@dr.robotico7879 there is like 12 reaper bones throughout all the lost river and lava zone
@@dr.robotico7879 yeah but the reapers and seadragons still exist . In this Video he talked about the creatures that got extinct
I have a theory that’s seems like it would be it,the 2nd one was a isopod/crustacean because of the curve it had, it would seem like the curve would have the structure of a isopod and the holes could have had isopod legs and 2 claws, it would be a omnivore because of how the teeth are, this is just a hypothesis I have
The creature of the lost river probably ate ghost leviathan like spaghetti
It definitely would :) if ghost leviathans already existed back when it was alive.
Spaghetti? Then wheres pink Lasagna?
GreyMeme
Reaper leviathan
And the reaper would add extra flavor
And reefbacks as meatballs.
There's always a bigger fish.
Oh yeah, especially true in this world :)
Who knows,maybe we'll find another larger remains/fossils that are way cooler or larger than any of those in the video.or just the rest of their body remains,cause we need it more than new mystery fossils
Okay Jin
Nice Star Trek reference.
What about the droid attack on the wookies
I have a theory involving the gargantuan fossil. Such a creature, as you said, would take up HALF of the playable area, right? So, maybe part of the reason the lost river is so toxic and briny is because of the slow decomposition of the body. Over the millions of years, the body would surely release a lot of gasses and other stuff like that, which could have contributed to the current state of the river!
Perhaps you’re right :) after all, who knows what its body could’ve been made from.
Damn it someone said it already way before me
But other than that if you think about it, the lost River could’ve been more Blue, Bright and lively, like the Giant tree Membrane where the manta’s thrive. Maybe that area managed to not get polluted and its self is like what the lost River could’ve been if the Gargantuans Rotting body wasn’t present in it.
@@Zenith07 I don't know if ghost leviathans spawn in that area of the lost River but if they don't, it could be similar to the empress babies curing the disease. They secrete a chemical that combats the decay or maybe breaks it down for food that makes the tree viable.
They should add a cutscene where you spot a living version of the last fossil on the edge of the void.
That would be awesome :) maybe in Below Zero we'll see something similarly huge!
@@TheLastBacon or I frozen in ice in those below zero tempretures
Yeah. Maybe not a full new creature but more of a cutscene where some giant tendril of some unseen monster just insta kills you if you go too far out in the void.
@@erikbrenner5138 this, although I want a mode/feature/camera/something? that lets you see random things in the void, that would be creepy as hell but would pick a lot of peoples curiosity while mantainning the mystery
Sad thing is....how hopeful you all are.....meanwhile this company is too lazy to animate a proper cutscene for your pod leaving the aurora
the third subnautica game should be: Beyond The Craters Edge
Well I just hope they give us enough exploration in Below Zero :)
This is the best idea I heard or read what ever but yes this would be epic with new specie's and stuff like new gadgets to go beyond the void
Technically since 4546B is now FROZEN, doesn't that mean that beyond the pen water, won't there be alien ice blockages as seen in other areas?
It wold be cool to se those creatures alive on below zero or subnautica 3
@@arcaic_pw4668 4546B isnt frozen
Imagine if the gargantuan leviathan fossil that you can find in the lost river was actually a juvenile.
Oh no :D
*what if it's a baby*
@@thetankthatnoonereallytalk5933 same difference
@@thetankthatnoonereallytalk5933 close it was a new born
@@coledusing95 the big one or the small one and if so when was it said it was a newborn
I am hoping with all my heart, that in Below-Zero, we'll get a fully functional and living Gargantuan class creature.
Well we'll definitely get a few :) whether they'll be as large as these ones...I don't know.
(spoiler)Well,we got a giant worm the size of a fucking emperor,thats close enought isn't it?
Tim van Aken ice dragon leviathan
As far as I know that was cut from the game development plan :/
The Ice Worm Leviathan is bigger than the Sea Emperor, yet it attacks humans.
For now, it isn't in the game.
The largest leviathan is the gigantic reefback that the whole of the subnautica map is on top of.
Well that would be freaking epic :)
Or maybe the full size gargantuan is carying the world of subnautica
Turns out the gargantuan leviathan is a newborn
*Well shit*
And I’m talking bout the big boi one
@@phoenix-lumin8810 turns out that the fossil was of a newborn
the earth is flat!!!!!!
Reaper Leviathan: "You're nothing but prey"
Juvenile Ghost: "Beg for mercy"
Adult Ghost: "The only salvation for you now is death"
Gargantuan Leviathan: "God is dead; I killed Him"
Haha dang I wish we could see the gargantuan alive :)
Please don’t say The Lords name in vain it’s a sin please
Russian Dude God
Russian Dude you’re getting upset over a funny comment on a Subnautica lore video? That’s low
@@alejandros.9523 can’t tell if your joking, or you are dead serious
What if the void dosnt make up the whole rest of the planet and these leviathans are still living (possibly evolved) and hunting other super leviathans and dont come to the crater because there is no prey for them.
That would be absolutely terrifying :) .....but I could definitely see it being the case.
@@TheLastBacon But if you think about it there might be an even bigger creature out there still alive, since we have only explored so little of the planet it might be a possibility...
We might even see it in below zero.
The ice worm leviathan and there is a fossil at 300 meters deep it currently uses the biter leviathan fossil as a placeholder but the leviathan fossil has the karaa.. kharraa? sample on it that is used to progress the story
(I assume the biter fossil is a placeholder in below zero)
TulieCowboy dude wtf illuminati gonna come down on ur ass so hard
Has everyone forgotten that the disease wiped out all life outside the crater?
It's scary just to think of how large the predators on 4546B could be. As much as it was a developmental thing to keep the player in the area, the void seems to go on forever. With that much space to roam gigantic creatures could live, probably bioluminescent ones at that. I wish it could be something in the game, finding a massive creature bigger than the Sea Emperor or even the gargantuan fossil in the Lost River. Even with how big the Emperor is, it's disappointing to see she only swims in a circle and then dies. It would be so cool to see a massive creature swimming around in open water.
Oh absolutely :) as terrifying as it would be, I'd love to be able to observe some of the gargantuan predators out there in the void.
Just to get some perspective - the crater is only about 3km deep. Compare that to Earth's oceans, mostly 4-6km deep, with trenches going much deeper than that.
Or check this allthatsinteresting.com/ocean-depth
And the largest creature we know about is only ~30 meters long (blue whale), which is dwarfed by basically everything in Subnautica.
Actually Jacksepticeye played the early access of below zero and found close to fully grown sea emperors swimming around in the open. I’m sure they are the new borns you see in regular subnautica
@@hylianro Yes, but I'm talking bigger than the Emperor, could you imagine how cool that'd be?!
Kay The Nerd and will chase you in your seamoth/cyclops/prawn,don't forget to add that.I love and hate the jumpscare you get while playing this game
After all these years, I finally realized how those holes where made in the lost river, to be honest I never paid attention to them until now
True :) makes you think about what could have once crawled through them.
There is a chance that even larger super predators existed since there isnt much reason to evolve the thicc , bug-like armor plating . My idea is that the oceans of the planet got shallower and shallower as the volcano formed which made most of the large species either go and live in the void , somewhere around the mantle or go extinct. The chances of a meteor-like collision to cause huge water poisoning could also lead to the extinction of most of the titanic creatures. My theory on the heavily armored skeleton is that it was a plant (or plankton) eater who evolved its armor to protect itself and grew to larger sizes like what happened to the sauropods.
Edit : this comment got super long . Good video
I definitely agree :) I'd think that there is a possibility that many large predators once lived out in the void but have since gone extinct as the ecosystem changed and land shifted.
Good theory man, second one needs to be reworked since it's a carnivoure. I love reading these tho, and watching videos like this because you can just *sea* so many people talking about how creatures could have been in those past times or how they evolved or lived. Everybody makes up cool ideas of them and assumptions, that just shows how much attention for the game there is. It's incredible how a game like this can make so many people go crazy over small topics with little info.
Why would a plankton eater have enormous sharp teeth and also be incapable of swimming to actually reach the plankton.
@@GemmaBee14 thats a good point . The other thing i said was about it potentially being a plant eater since the teeth remind me of the teeth that ancient dinosaur herbivores had . The teeth could have been used as tool to defend itself
It literally says in the data bank entry "a million year old armoured carnivore"
Herbivore teeth don't look like that, not even on dinosaurs.
I mean it's a small chance, but what if the species that the gargantuan bones belong to aren't actually extinct and are just somewhere in the void? (imagine one of those or something similar being in the artic DLC)
I actually imagine the gargantuan leviathan to hunt reefbacks mainly seeing as it might not be fast enough to catch other creatures since the largest one seen is over 1km long
I could definitely see it :) maybe just a few individuals surviving in the depths because of the thinning ecosystem.
I know, they should go into more depth like that. I've had a theory of a creature that loves down there. I think it might be like a bigger more advanced version of the sea emperor leviathan. Maybe a sea lord leviathan?
It’s actually in the game now
@@rixyz7013 :O
I have an idea: if the player goes too far deep into the void or too far away from the crater, a cutscene would play where the last creature, 2x the size of the skeleton we see in the video, can be seen/heard in the distance. If the player continues, the creature races over to the player, destroying their ship. However, to really punish the player, the player can live, just without their veichle. All alone, in the middle of pitch black ocean, with ghost leviathans swarming around them.
Oof that would be quite the punishment for swimming out there :)
It would also make sense to leave the player alone if they survive the attack to their vehicle, that thing is massive and likely wouldn't even care about a human because we're so small in comparison
@@pinkiichi yeah, its the equivalent of us looking at a brine shrimp
About the research specimen, I noticed that one "arm" has 5 fingers while the other only has 4.
Due to these deformities I think the creature was a experiment by the Precursors rather than a creature brought to the lab for study. I thought that was interesting and you didn't mention it in your video.
That is a good point :) ....I didn't mention it because considering the distance between the finger bones, I just assumed the one must have fell off into the mud below.
And a part of the creatures tail is on the ground
Maybe one of the fingers fell off
Or it was a living species, but was genetically deformed by the experiments.
Or maybe one of his fingers fell off
It really intrigued me about these skeletons. Multiple PDAs from alive species like the sea dragon leviathan, stalker, and peeper tell us that they are some of the oldest living creatures on the planet. It is possible that these creatures lived with these huge leviathans. Ancient Subnautica probably was a even more terrifying place. The gargantuan skeleton really intrigued me. A lot of the alive species like the reefback state that they grow so large because “there is nothing large enough alive on this planet that can bite through this defense”. It gives me a feeling that these creatures died due to starvation. If these things got hungry, they would literally be a living extinction event. It probably wouldn’t hunt ghost leviathans or reefback a, or most of the species alive, because only a select few are actually extremely old species like the aforementioned 3. It probably hunted other super-leviathans
Side note: I’m pretty sure the gargantuan skeleton was actually 1300 Feet Long, because the chart of its size. Showed us “402 Meters”, which is about 1300 feet.
I could definitely see them going extinct due to starvation :) especially considering how much food they would need to consume at their size to survive :) and the chart that showed 402 meters was actually only showing 1/3rd of the skeleton.
The Last Bacon oh ok, that makes them even scarier
Because we have the pdas informing us that the geology of the area changed after the leviathan's death and we have thermal vents that have build up inside the skeleton I think we can probably assume that these creatures were alive way before the volcano was even emerging. Because of that the sea levels could have been very different across the area. A lack of a void due to lower sea levels could have meant a lot more life could be sustained by the planet due to access to light. Secondly, the largest creatures on our planet are often microbe eaters like whales as they can feed and not expend energy. Which, if true for the world of subnautica, means that even bigger creatures would be living out there and would be the prey for a hunter like the skeleton. You can't have a hunter with teeth like that eating microbial life or constantly eating much smaller creatures. The ancient world of subnautica would have been a terrifying place of giants.
That was only a third of the skeleton..?
Welp, I’m uninstalling the game!
Moisty Mosasaur there were probably other huge animals that the big leviathan ate but they went extinct and he died or he just got stuck
I can definitely tell that you put a lot of time and effort behind theorizing these intriguing lifeforms in Subnautica. You also pay great attention to the detail and subtle information provided to make well-supported hypotheses. Great work!
Thank you very much :) glad you enjoy the vids!
I'm assuming that last gargantuan fossil got in it's resting place after the volcano formed over time and engulfed it it magma, then the soil formed, the lost river cave formed, and it was eventually unearthed because the plants in the area kept using up the soil, then the herbivores ate the plants, then the ghost leviathans ate the herbivores which practically ended up being a long chain which kept removing the material from the area which is now the lost river and carrying it to the void over millions if not billions of years.....I don't remember if we know the date when the volcano erupted or not..but this is my guess
maybe ghost leviathans weren't even around back then, maybe another migratory species carried all of that material out to unearth the skeleton
I think you're right :) we don't know the date of the volcano, but based on what is currently available, I'd think the creature died and the skeleton eventually rose from the depths as the volcano formed.
we know it was 1,000 years ago the volcano last erupted
@@thecursedcaptain6397 Oh ok, must have overlooked that info ;)
That figure 1,000 years figure isn’t said anywhere.
The giant skeleton is only 3 million years old though so the volcano will have been there long, long before it died.
I think that it was around before the crater even existed
I’d love to see some sort of prehistoric subnautica DLC where we have things like these come to life.
It would definitely be cool :) but also probably terrifying.....
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I honestly can't wrap my head around the fact that he still replies to comments, it's a huge dedication to fans and I have massive respect that he cares a lot. subbed.
Thanks a lot :) I just really like talking to you guys!
Subnautica 'Age of Titans' DLC would be EPIC
It would definitely be cool to see these things alive and roaming the planet :)
Fuck yeah! But i would probably lose my absolute mind
I bet that that age is where I die due to fear of being inhaled
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@@fantasticdonut988 thanks
imagine if in a dlc the biggest monster in the video was alive
I both do and don't want to experience that :)
Spoilers I am pretty sure I saw the 2nd fossle frozen in ice
There ain't no DLC tho.
Some people have played the dlc before and put it on yt
Man, if that happens, the map would be pretty large...
9:25 it looks like that staple remover thing 😂
Haha you're not wrong :) one scary staple remover....
He removed the staple known as the equator
I feel like the second set should be added. A ground based super leviathan to counter the prawn suit. Once you get it, nothing what so ever is a threat and the ground is normally safe.
This would change that mindset
I definitely agree...after you get the prawn suit, the game starts to feel a bit too safe for its own good :)
@Kvife the slight annoyance as you swim back into the prawn?
Thats why we have the ice worm
Look at me you’re gonna love the ice worm
I envy you feeling safe in the prawn suit. It's the vehicle I feel the least safe in, simply because of the ground occasionally bugging, making you fall through the world and uncontrollably sink thousands of meters into the void. I'm not scarred of things I can see, fight or at least run from. But the ocean floor is just too scary for me from now on.
I lost my first prawn suit that way. Then the whole map loading process broke down and I lost 4 hours of my progress. I'll take a ground leviathan any day instead of this.
The Skeleton at 4:44 is the giant worm creature for the First Avengers Movie
Haha it does kinda look like that - always wanted to know where that think ended up :)
That Red Echo yeah I just made a comment about that! Glad to see somebody else has original ideas!
Fax
The thing is, the last fossils could still have living specimens far into the void
True :) certainly a scary thought!
Why can't skeletons play music at church?
_Bacause they don't have the organs_ XD
Wow, that's a terrible pun....I love it :D
Baconcatboy ouch 😂
sans would be proud XD
Get the fucj out
That's actually funny heh heh
I wonder how scary subnautica would be like if these fossil where alive
As if it wasn't scary enough already :)
You have to think hard to understand the scale of the gargantuan fossil.
Think: From a depth of 0M, the water surface, to 1300m down into the ocean, the inactive lava zone. That is how long that creature was when it was alive
@@TheLastBacon
If the Gargantuan leviathan was alive i would name it
*COMPUTER KILLER*
I think my computer will drop to *0 FPS*
dunno if you would even get a chance to get scared before something like that ate you
Damn the lag will be traumatic
There is noises in the void i hear when i go down there, mabye its the biter-looking huge fossil, or the last fossil on the list.
Would be awesome to see them alive :)
*is driving my cyclops and I see a Leviathan class eel that is still alive and kicking*
NOPE!
*uninstall subnautica, uninstall windows, and burns laptop*
may this unholy creature stay dead.......
I'd probably have a very similar reaction :) ....followed by crying myself to sleep.
I like to call it the lost dragon
let me add to that, grab the laptop remians sign it in a space program and send that into oblivion
Calm your tits man
*You hear the beasts roar behind you*
*You turn and only see a faint glow in your vision*
*You feel yourself being watched*
*extremely high pitched screaming intensifies*
Just imagine if these were still actually alive :)
Just imagine your in the void and you turn to the right only to hit something so you hit the same substance but then you suddenly get thrown around only too realize you’ve been swallowed by the true leviathan size and turns out in the lost river was a very small newborn and that this one is 10x larger than the map
Haha that would be a cool way to end the game in the void :D
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Me: *Skeremlor Letalainse*
An intellectual I see :)
What if this 3 creatures are stages
The first fossil is like a larva
And the second fossil is an adult
And the third fossil is just godzilla cheated on mothrw and created the gargantuan leviathan
I suppose it's possible :) but then again....there is quite a lot of time between when these individuals died.
The third fossil is a NEWBORN. Imagine how big the adults could be...
@@OpticizedNo it isn't
@@Milo_hAt3r this was three years ago man
@Opticized I know. But hey, have you changed your thought?
Maybe these gargantuan ones just migrated long ago and are now evolved elsewhere?? Yknow since the prey in the crater is so small it isn't substantial enough
How do you make these videos so quick?!
The secret is: No sleep and a lot of sugar to keep you going :)
The Last Bacon Haha
@@TheLastBacon CAFFEINE!!!! MY LIFE FORCE :DDDDDDDD
@@v1de05 are you also the same as the rest of you creatures
neotic i guess
5:30 That's an actually terrifying theory it would've been like a gigantic centipede with a mouth of a dragon
Ikr, imagine it suddenly crawling out of the ground in front of you :)
It’s 2:03 am, I can’t sleep, and here I am, back on your channel
Haha welcome back :)
The second one kinda looks like an older version of the new experimental leviathan from Below Zero
I suppose they do share some similarities :)
The sound of the ancient skeleton being a centipede-type creature with a reptilian-like features is super cool!
Sounds both awesome and terrifying! :)
The second skeleton's shape looks like it could be similar to a prawn but with its heavy plating, it probably can't swim. There are types of fishes that bury themselves in the sand until the feel movement and the shoot up to bite down on it, a bit like the ice worm. However the thickness of the shell also makes that unlikely. The teeth show that it can eat meat but there's really no explanation on how it would get to that meat or how it could move. I also think that it is unlikely that it had limbs out the holes because of the lack of any skeletal remains of that type on an otherwise fairly complete skeleton.
If I had to make a guess I would say that it might propel itself similar to how a lobster might but it would probably wait on the bottom, not buried, until something big enough swims over head so it can shoot up and clamp it's teeth down.
@@eleanorcooke7136 another thing about that leviathan is in fan art they always underestimate how big it would be. Remember in the past entry it says it's bigger than any living creature encountered on the planet. Which includes the emperor.
The second skeleton I always imagine as the apothicon from revalations
I mean...the shape kinda fits :)
I don’t why I’m commenting but it’s actually called a elder god
I’d love it if someone would make fan art or speculations on what these things where like alive
There is one amazing piece of fanart about the gargantuan leviathan online :) makes it look truly terrifying...
Really?, I need to see this, definitely gonna look for it now
You know, the second one looks like the ice worm from below zero, could be an ancestor?
Edit: like some form of moray eel type animal?
Oh certainly :) there are quite a few similarities there, specifically with the burrowing behavior!
I do agree and it does seem possible the only difference rlly being the jaw and lack of horn but it makes sense bc this leviathan wouldn’t need the horn as it doesn’t burrow through ice
5:25 I disagree as sea slugs don’t have ribs or a spine (and I’m not even sure if they even have bones) and the holes are most likely where they’re arms or tentacles were so I doubt it’s a sea slug/millipede
I suppose that’s true :)
That second one is terrifying. It doesn't swim, meaning likely to get its food it would burrow into the ground then jump up out of the ground and swallow it's prey whole when they get close to the seabed. Gives me goosebumps knowing that (if they ever put it in) I would have the looming threat of being killed every time I touch the seabed.
That would definitely be terrifying :) - as if though just seeing the threat wasn't bad enough - now it would be able to emerge at any point without warning...
If that's the case then it might be a distant relative of the ice worm
@@haydarrasyid3051 It's definitely possible :) several people have already pointed out some similarities between them.
3:58 Databank: This lifeform was larger than anything else on the planet... Gargantuan Leviathan: *Am I a joke to you?*
Haha maybe when it was alive :)
It said anything CURRENTLY on the planet.
Man really still replying despite the video being three years old now but amazing video! Well deserved of all the likes and views.
Thank you kindly! :)
Is it weird I expected him to say deep down dark deep down dark like Jack says 😂
I don't know :) maybe I should incorporate it into my next video...
I think the gargantuan leviathans had no longer many food for them so thats why they went to the lost river to go to the lava zone to eat the sea dragons but they were to large for them to fit and then they starved to death.
It might be possible, maybe the ecosystem could no longer support them so they moved towards the shallow water for more food :)
7:16 something that scares me is the fact that there’s no alien lights or anything alien near the garg which makes me think it was still alive when the aliens appeared there
Well based on the timeframe we know it wasn’t :)
@@TheLastBacon yeah I know but it’s still kinda scary to think of
at this point, im waiting to finish subnautica just so i can watch your videos .
Hope you enjoy them when the time comes :)
What if the fossil that was found in the lost river, the second one in the vid, since TLB said that it would live and wander underground, maybe that the sound we hear in the void, because of its size we can hear it.
Farfetched but is a little sensible
It's definitely possible that it would live underground :) - could explain some of its physiology!
That leviathan would be devouring parts of the aurora as a SNACK never mind me in the cyclops
Probably :D
I’ve said this before.
I would love a Subnautica game where the skeleton remains are still alive.
A version where you essentially play as 1 of the precursor, though it’ll most likely never really work out.
Actually :) a video with one of them is coming tomorrow!
really? the gargantuan leviathan was killed by a cave in.
it was hunting in a huge open area under ground then a cave in (by either meteor or volcano) it got stuck and died while screaming out for help (why the jaw was open)
Well it's definitely possible :) there is no real visible ''crush-damage'' to the bones but it could have also just gotten really unlucky.
2nd theory well look around the skeleton. the hole it got through caved in making it die. but what you said might be true@@TheLastBacon
It died of hunger because he grew too big to get ot and the fish were too small for him0
yeah sure i guess u right@@momin-ys6cm
I’m probably the only person on the planet who looks at leviathans and thinks “Wonder how boopable it’s snootable is...”
Haha booping leviathan snoots is definitely a dangerous hobby :D
I would love an update where they add an expansion that had way more space, well nothing but water for miles and really really deep. Then you could find the even bigger leviathans.
At that point it would just straight up be a horror game! :D
Imagine if below zero had a very hard to find drop off that would lead like 2000 - 3000 meters straight down to a giant lava area with a living specimen of one of these creatures!
That would definitely be awesome :) though I also think that a part of what makes them so cool, is that we never actually see what they looked like and are left to speculate.
I've just started binge watching this lore series love the vids
Yay thank you! :)
All good I love the way you reply to every comment btw
7:20 is anybody else getting SCP-3000 vibes from this thing?!
Oh absolutely :) I looked it up and there are some similarities.
What’s scp -3000 again?
@@coolsceegaming6178 I giant ell. But belief me 3000 is no were near the biggest one. I dont remember which one but its big enough to be considered a tech tonic plate
I know him
Oooh boy, here we go. I have theories for all skeletons on this list. First of all, that little larva thing. I choose to call it that because that's what it looks like. The larva could literally just be in the baby stage, and the other armored one we see is an adult, i know people are going to pull the "But Neon! Bacon said the ribs and spine were different on the two fossils!" Card, and that's why i have another theory ready. So like i said, Theta could be some form of baby, and the ancient skeleton could be an adult. Here's why. Theta looks similar, and because the ancient skeleton is an adult then, the ribs on Theta would have fused together with the armor and it would begin to grow limbs under the armor, then they would pop out, leaving holes in the sides. The first two holes on Ancient could be for arms, and the rest for tiny legs that were like the Sandshark's but were more developed. Then the baby would, like us humans, lose its baby teeth and gain the bigger ones we see on ancient. It would also grow more eyeholes and eyes, just less developed ones, then its armor grew harder and more thick and polished. Now i don't play Subnautica for story and gameplay, i play it to research and study creatures, zones and biomes, and skeletons, so i know some shit. The second skeleton is harder. The void theory is actually quite nice, but, since the Ghost leviathans are.. well.. Ghosts, then what nutrients would the gigantic skeleton gain? Now, maybe its stomach could break down whatever solid material the Ghost leviathan would be made of. But as we see in the last cutscene of the game, the planet is much larger than the playable area we see, it most likely lives on the other side of the void, but goes there to mate and lay eggs, then it would go to the other side again to feed for billions of years. In that time the eggs hatch. Now the eggs would be massive, and so would the hatchlings. They were probably so huge, that they could feed on ghost leviathans that their less developed stomachs could break down, and when they were old and big enough, they would move to the other side of the void. The rest, we can't be sure about, hope you enjoyed! :-)
I could definitely see the first theory being true :) my only potential issue with it is the fact that they purposely let us in on the fact that one of them is much older than the other - so you would think they are hinting at different stages of evolution within species on the planet.
@@TheLastBacon Yeah, that other worm like thing could also be an older version of the reaper. The bottom of the skull (The chin) and the teeth, are almost the same. the holes could be for fins and increased movement, but since the fins have no bones, they are gone. Anything that didn't fit in my second theory? Just curious
Just sitting here, playing Subnautica xD
Welp, guess it’s time to do flying crab glitch to other side of void for giant leviathan
4:42 this creature was a snake type creature which ate Reefbacks
It's possible but there is no concrete evidence :)
Keep up the great content! Hope your channel grows :) I subbed
Thank you very much :) I really appreciate it!
4:44
On this skeleton, maybe the holes were for giant fins? If that’s the case, where are the skeletal remains of those? Perhaps they’re underground? I dunno. Could have been legs.
It's possible :) if they were soft fins, they may have just dissolved perhaps....
Or maybe insectoid legs
videos like these makes subnautica truly masterpiece of a game
Yay thank you :)
Damn, this just shows that the sea dragon was a peeper
At one point for sure :D
The second one might be an early concept of the worm leviathan from below zero (which I know didn't come out until after this was made)
That's also definitely possible :) especially since Below Zero was originally supposed to just be another biome in the game which got scrapper.
Sandsharks and bonesharks being supposed relatives yet having radically different biologies alone proves that Subnautica has a problem with a lack of consistent traits between species, even ones supposedly closely related. I’m going as far to say that tetrapods have more in non-superficial common with invertebrates than Bone bois have in common with sand bois.
Yeah, I wonder if the team actually worked (or considered working) with a biologist or other expert in the field :)
Finally, someone with a brain!
I'd love to see a sick battle in the below zero DLC with living versions of these 3 fighting each other!
Well I'm not gonna lie - I think it would probably come down to the gargantuan leviathan (and possibly the second creature based on its actual size) pretty quickly :)
Number three. Obviously
7:20 dwarf it would swallow them whole
Haha well yes, most likely :)
Imagine if you're just swimming and that creatures slowly swims towards you
Would be quite terrifying :)
Is it weird that I got the prawn 50 days before the Cyclops? Also I got the first sea emperor message (what are you) a while after I went to the lost river disease research facility alien base
I got mine at nighttime at my base after a long trip to gun island
Actually I lied about the Cyclops I don't have it yet, but I have prawn suit mk1.
@@thediamondcake3491 also what direction is the gun island in? (I didn't get there in time and I only found the floating island)
The gun island is to the left of aurora or with compass between n and ne
Or n and nw
*the dna test come back* me:realised that the gargantuan Leviathan was Irish me: I’m Irish too does that mean IM IRISH OH MY GOD NOW I SEE WHY I DRINK ALOT WHY I GO TO THE PUB EVERYDAY
It’s clearly obvious that bacon went a month into investigating the bones
Haha love spending time on game lore! :)
I think that it would be cool if Subnautica becomes a long series of games, the end of the final game should have a Precorser portal that goes to the core of 4546B, where you meet the biggest leviathan in the game, that the planet formed around. Then you and your Cyclops become seafood.
Damn, that would be some pretty serious narrative continuity :)
No not sea food. You would be MACROSCOPIC
There needs to be an expansion where you can play in the distant past as them alien thingys, or at least have a massive leviathan Trapped in ice in below zero
I'd love that! :)
SkeRemLor LetalAinsE is the best way I’ve ever misread a thumbnail.
Hehe nice :)
ONLY 9 DAYS TILL BELOW ZERO!!!!
WAIT WHAT OH MY GOD
wow
oh yeah yeah
Can't freaking wait! :)
@@TheLastBacon Oh yeah yah
@@keyb CAN YOU FUCKING NOT
sigh, I love Ghost Leviathons but knowing they could've put one of these in the Void instead makes me sad.
True :) would’ve loved to see one of these in the void!
I have a hypothesis about the 2nd one, it would be a isopod/crustacean because the isopod part comes from the curve on its back, you could tell it had the same bone structure as a giant isopod, also the holes in the skeleton would mean it probably had the legs of crustaceans, but it’s just a hypothesis
With the last bacon still answer 🤔
I really like that theory as well! :)
Thanks!
The most common skeleton is the “Mabel Eko Skello” you can find them around the giant metal reaper nest and the acid dust river place... sometimes near Sulfur deposits
Hmm I'm not exactly sure what you mean :)
Well... pretty sure one could find my own skeleton everywhere... I’d either die of fear or dehydration... and a full creepvine only diet
i dont know how you made a 12:00 video about bones so interesting
I'm really not sure :) but I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Rexet electric wait till you're paleontologist
No other TH-camr will go so in depth on something that is dead.
Glad you enjoyed :)
It would be very interesting if the creature that was the second skeleton is somewhat related to these gigantic ice worms or the black luminescent leviathan in below zerow. Maybe these two beings share this extinct common ancestor that crawled it's way through the ground of the void, who knows what was down there, and maybe more unsettling, is down there.
Yeah it definitely could be :) I could totally see a connection to the ice worms!
What if they made a DLC with these, but the DLC introduced a mode where these creatures exist somewhere, the first one would be called something like the Beta Leviathan, and you could find it in the research facility. the second one would be called the River Digger Leviathan, and you could find it in the lost river (duh). and the last one Is the gargantuan leviathan, you would find it in the crater edge, as it's too big to go anywhere else.
I would love like a prehistoric DLC or sth :)
It’s fairly nice how when he’s being serious he turns a seeming nice information video into a horror story.
Haha thank you :)
10:33
Ghost Leviathan- Am I a joke to u????
Haha yep :) that guy kept getting in my way...
@@TheLastBacon U should had killed him with a cheat maybe 😂 cheat was maybe instagib. LoL nice video
oh yeah yeah
Yeah yeah oh
MegaNeba Oh no no
I didn't play below zero...but could it be related or could to actuly be the ice worm?
The burrowing worm? - I think most definitely :)
We’re going need a bigger sub
You're right about that :)
first lol
also interesting vid!
If u rushed to comment "first" wouldn't u not have enough time to watch most if the video? So u don't know if it is interesting more like an interesting concept
You can always try to be the first to finish the video :)
paddy batscarr Yeah I suppose. But my opinion stays the same even after watching the vid.
@@Spinnifex exactly but like c'mon does he ever make a bad video is was more of rhetorical question Hahah
@@TheLastBacon A1 passive aggression 😂👌 but for real who comments first anymore?
4:14 Me after holding my smile for my school photographer taking thousands of photos:
Hahaha accurate :)
Could the “second eyes” on Specimen Theta have been a different sensory organ instead, such as ears (or some equivalent)?
Perhaps yeah :) ....I could see it!
5:26
Congratulations.
You made me have nightmares for weeks.
Your a very cool and underrated youtuber, these videos are so interesting
Thank you very kindly! :)
What If the crater that we explore is only the tip of one of the bones in the spine of a much MUCH bigger monster... holy crap that monster could use the emperor as a damn tic tac.
Well Jesus....way to make the idea of a huge creature even more terrifying! :D