Deep Waters
Whales, Swordfish, Anglerfish, Megalodons, Mosasaurs and Krakens. Megalodon lives here, not in the regular Ocean. The Plesiosaur is the rarest Deep Waters animal.
- Zone
- 10 of 17
- Throw Power
- 1,850 – 2,150
- Plain catches
- $500T – $3Qa+ /s
- Animals
- 7
- Rarest
- Plesiosaur
- Best food
- Golden Apple, Crystal Melon
What Deep Waters looks like
Dark trench water beyond the dinosaur coast.
Reaching Deep Waters is a big jump: the very first animal you usually catch here, the Swordfish ($500T/s), already earns about 3.3x a plain Velociraptor, the best animal of Prehistoric Forest.
All 7 Deep Waters animals
Ordered the way the zone fills up: front of the zone first, the rarest animal last. “Plain” is a Normal-size catch with no mutation and no 2x Cash. Click an animal for its mutation/size income table and every catch I have recorded.
#1Swordfish
$500T/s
Best seen: Normal $500T/s
#2Anglerfish
$500T/s
Best seen: Normal $500T/s
#3Whale
$1.2Qa/s
Best seen: Huge $10Qa/s
#4Megalodon
$2Qa/s
Best seen: Large Ruby $173Qa/s
#5Mosasaurus
$3.1Qa/s
Best seen: Gold Big $18Qa/s
#6Kraken
Plain income not recorded
Best seen: Normal ~$387Qa/s (late roll)
#7Plesiosaur
Rarest – income varies
Rarest in zone
Income curve
Plain income from the first Deep Waters animal to the best (log scale). The Mosasaurus earns 6x the Swordfish.
- Swordfish$500T
- Anglerfish$500T
- Whale$1.2Qa
- Megalodon$2Qa
- Mosasaurus$3.1Qa
- Kraken—
- Plesiosaurrarest
Best food for Deep Waters
Recommended: Golden Apple, Crystal Melon. Food does not change how far you throw – Throw Power does – but a higher-tier food rolls rarer animals, mutations and sizes once you land here.
| Food | Tier | Rarity | Price | Lands in |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Golden Apple | Tier 9 | Secret | $120Qa | Prehistoric Forest → Deep Waters |
| Crystal Melon | Tier 9 | Secret | — | Deep Waters |
| Ember Lemon | Tier 10 | — | — | Deep Waters → Hell |
Best Deep Waters catches I've recorded
| Animal | Variant | Odds | Income |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kraken | Normal | — | ~$387Qa/s (late roll) |
| Megalodon | Large Ruby | — | $173Qa/s |
| Kraken | Large Diamond | 1 in 500K | $58.1Qa/s |
| Mosasaurus | Gold Big | — | $18Qa/s |
| Whale | Huge | — | $10Qa/s |
| Mosasaurus | Big | — | $6.22Qa/s |
| Megalodon | Diamond | 1 in 961 | $6Qa/s |
| Megalodon | Big | — | $4Qa/s |
| Whale | Big | — | $2.4Qa/s |
| Whale | Normal | — | $1.2Qa/s |
| Swordfish | Normal | — | $500T/s |
| Anglerfish | Normal | — | $500T/s |
Tips for Deep Waters
- Deep Waters is long. Your first throws land in the near half; keep training until perfect throws reach the far half where Krakens and Plesiosaurs show up.
- Hunting the Plesiosaur: land on the far edge of Deep Waters with your best food and save lucky throws for it. If you are already past Deep Waters, turn throw strength down with the gear icon.
- Move on once your throws reach Hell (2,150 – 2,450 power) – even its commonest animal beats almost everything here.