Possible species group for the 2014 Godzilla!

[img]http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-4yI8nz64Nsc/UjBxqSycdSI/AAAAAAABDog/Qjo8ka9XncY/s1600/godzilla2014_godzilla_face_spotted.jpg[/img] I was looking at the above image to try and ID the species Godzilla is, much like I had done with the Muto. After some wild theories to myself and many comparisons, I found out the following... 1: Notice the gills, they\\\'re shark gills! Remember, \\\"Unlike bony fish that have a protective bony plate covering their vulnerable gills, the gill slits of a shark are exposed and visible.\\\" 2: Remember the pupils on our Godzilla are slits (as I pointed out before in the Realism thread)? Well, sharks can have this too! Take a look at this \\\"Many shallow water sharks are able to regulate the amount of light entering their eyes by dilating or contracting their pupils in the same manner that we do. In some species this is done laterally whereby the sharks eyes resemble those of a cat. However in some skate and ray species the pupil contracts into a horseshoe shaped slit. This creates a kind of double vision which the skate or ray can use to determine distance. Some species use a different technique all together. They have a ragged flap which slides over the pupil effectively blocking out much of the light entering the eye. This flap produces multiple images similar to those produced by the crescent shaped pupil and again aids in depth perception.\\\" 3: Now let\\\'s look at the teeth. Let\\\'s compare to your typical Japanese Gojira (say the Final Wars version)... [img]http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5247/5357444400_ef45601e94_b.jpg[/img] ...notice our upcoming American Godzilla has a more \\\"cluttered\\\" set of teeth than Gojira? Just look at the upper jaw, it seems to be our Godzilla has teeth RIGHT BEHIND the frontal teeth (especially look at that frontal tooth sitting higher than the rest)! Even the front bottom jaws (though barely visible) also seems to have this trait. Sharks have rows of teeth, all ready to take the place of those that fall from the front. Sharks in general are the best hunters of the sea, many also dwell in the dark of the sea. Sharks can sense all around them (even sense vibrations and electrical impulses) so nothing can hide from them! In prehistoric times, Megalodon (the mightiest shark) could even rival Sperm Whales like Moby Dick! Can you think of a better \\\'master of the sea\\\' to use as a basis for Godzilla\\\'s origins?