Trivalve

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</group> </infobox> The Trivalve is a small fauna species that will appear in Subnautica: Below Zero.

Appearance

On the side view, the Trivalve's body resembles a magatama, and it is mostly covered in a type of colorful exoskeleton. The creature has six visible legs, with four large ones supporting its weight, and two small ones right next to two pedipalp-like extremities. It also has three eyes, two small ones and a rather complex one. Under the eyes is the beak-shaped mouth pointing dowwards.

Design

The body of the Trivalve looks very similar to the shell of nautiluses, the most basal of living cephalopods. The name Trivalve is inspired by the class Bivalvia, possibly suggesting some comparable anatomical features. The creature being capable of swimming upside down seems to be inspired by the horseshoe crabs.

Gallery

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  Concept art with infosheet

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  More Trivalve designs

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  Model from Sketchfab