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Revision as of 12:56, 14 April 2017
Bioluminescence is a type of illumination created by some life forms in Subnautica. Most bioluminescent life forms cannot generate light bright enough to actually help the player with night time navigation.
Bioluminescent Fauna
Carnivores
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Herbivores
Scavengers & Parasites
Other
Bloom Plankton
In-development
Further Cutefish bioluminescence
Further Sea Emperor bioluminescence
Bioluminescent Flora
Harvestable
Non-harvestable
Red Branches
Hazardous
In development
Trivia
- The Stalker and Lava Lizard are the only two fauna having no true bioluminescent glands.
- Bioluminescence is used by many real-life animals for counter-illumination, luring prey, attracting mates, confusing predators, mimicking other animals, communication, and as a warning to would-be predators.