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{{Flora|title1 = Tree Leech|image1 = Tree Leech Flora.png|tab = [[Flora]]|description = |attitude = [[:Category:Non-harvestable|Non-harvestable]]|biome = * [[Bulb Zone Caves]]
{{Infobox:Fauna Flora
* [[Crash Zone Mesas]]
|title = Tree Leech
* [[Grassy Plateaus]]
|image = Tree Leech Fauna.png
* [[Kelp Forest Caves]]
|Category = [[:Category:Flora|Flora]]
* [[Mountains Caves]]
|Attitude/s = [[:Category:Attitude: Passive|Passive]]
* [[Mushroom Forest]]
|Biome/s = [[Grassy Plateaus]], [[Mountain Range Caves]], [[Overgrown Caves]], [[Mushroom Forest]], [[Mushroom Forest Caves]]
* [[Mushroom Forest Caves]]|debugspawn =''barnaclesuckers''}}The '''Tree Leech''' is a small species of [[flora]] found growing on the side of [[Tree Mushroom]]s or on the walls of the [[Mushroom Forest Caves]] and the [[Mountains Caves]].
|Active time = [[:Category:Cathemeral|Cathemeral (Day and Night)]]
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The '''Tree Leech''', formerly known as '''Barnacle Sucker''', is a type of [[Life Forms|life form]] belonging to the flora category. It is found growing on the side of [[Tree Mushroom|Tree Mushrooms]] or on the caves' wall, serving purely as decorations.


==Appearance==
At the moment, the '''Tree Leech''' can be harvested for [[Fungal Sample|Fungal Samples]], by using the [[Survival Knife|knife]].
The Tree Leech is a small, pink and blue circular plant having a hole in the center surrounded by jagged tooth-like structures.


It emits a dim pink [[Bioluminescence|bioluminescent]] glow.
== Appearance ==
The '''Tree Leech '''is a small, circular plant having a hole in the center surrounded by jagged tooth-like structures. It is capable of emitting dull pink [[Bioluminescence|bioluminescent]] glows.


Contrary to the information in the PDA, the Tree Leech does not interact with fauna around it, and even though it is described as "exploitable", it cannot be used for anything.{{clear}}
==Uses in Crafting==
{{Recipe|item= Creepvine Sample |count=3|item2=Tree Mushroom Sample|machine=Bioreactor|result=Energy|resultcount=200}}


==Data Bank Entry==
==Data Bank Entry==
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Parasitic, fungus-like growth found attached to other lifeforms. An enzyme is released by the organism which dissolves a hole in the skin of the host, from which it leeches nutrients directly.


Outer, tooth-lined jaw serves no identified purpose. May be used during a different stage of the organism's lifecycle.
Parasitic, fungus-like growth found attached to other flora. An enzyme is released by the organism which dissolves a hole in the skin of the host, from which it leaches nutrients directly.

Outer, tooth-lined jaw serves no identified purpose. May be used during a different stage of the organism's lifecycle?


Assessment: Exploitable fungal enzymes
Assessment: Exploitable fungal enzymes
|}


== Gallery==
==Gallery==
<gallery>
<tabber>
Screenshots=
Tree Leech (1).jpg|Tree Leech in the [[Mushroom Forest]]
<gallery widths="200" spacing="small">
TreeLeechDay.jpg|Tree Leech in the [[Mushroom Forest]]
TreeLeechNight.jpg|Ditto, at night
Tree Leech (5).jpg|Tree Leeches in the [[Mushroom Forest Caves]]
Tree Leech (5).jpg|Tree Leeches in the [[Mushroom Forest Caves]]
TreeLeechKelp.png|A Tree Leech in the [[Kelp Forest Caves]]
Barnaclesucker.png|Official artwork
TTLLComparison.png|Size comparison with the [[Ryley Robinson|player]]
</gallery>
</gallery>
|-|
Concept Art=
<gallery widths="200" spacing="small">
Community image 1395684116.jpg|Tree Leeches in the [[Bulb Zone]] [[Concept Art]]
Barnaclesucker.png|Tree Leeches Official artwork
</gallery>
</tabber>


== Trivia ==
==Trivia==
* The Tree Leech was originally called the ''Barnacle Sucker''.
* Official artworks released by the developers have listed '''Tree Leeches''' as potential hazards in the future updates.
* Official artworks released by the developers hinted at Tree Leeches becoming potential hazards in future updates. Unfortunately, the possibility of this happening is low as Subnautica already released 1.0 in early 2018.
* Earlier versions of Subnautica featured an unimplemented giant crab-like fauna called the Sandworm, that launched surprise attacks on the player from a burrow that greatly resembled a large Tree Leech. It's possible at one point this was the additional stage of lifecycle hinted at in the [[PDA]], and their reason for being listed as a hazard. However, the Sandworm has since been removed.


{{Navbox Fauna}}
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[[Category:Cosmetic]]
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[[fr:Sangsue végétale]]
[[Category:Life Forms]]
[[ru:Древесная_пиявка]]
[[Category:Cathemeral]]
[[Category:Attitude: Passive]]
[[Category:Tree Leech]]
[[Category:Bioluminescent]]
[[Category:Bioluminescent]]
[[Category:Bulb Zone Caves]]
[[Category:Crash Zone Mesas]]
[[Category:Flora]]
[[Category:Flora]]
[[Category:Grassy Plateaus]]
[[Category:Mushroom Forest]]
[[Category:Mushroom Forest Caves]]
[[Category:Non-harvestable]]
[[Category:Mountains Caves]]
[[Category:Kelp Forest Caves]]


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Latest revision as of 22:47, 17 April 2023

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</group> <group layout="horizontal"> <header>Sustenance</header> <label>Food</label> <label>H2O</label> </group> <group collapse="open" class="tab-seeds"> <header>Seeds</header> <image source="image3"></image> <label>Tab</label> <label>Description</label> <label>Size</label> <label>Bioreactor</label> <label>Item ID</label> </group> </infobox>The Tree Leech is a small species of flora found growing on the side of Tree Mushrooms or on the walls of the Mushroom Forest Caves and the Mountains Caves.

Appearance

The Tree Leech is a small, pink and blue circular plant having a hole in the center surrounded by jagged tooth-like structures.

It emits a dim pink bioluminescent glow.

Contrary to the information in the PDA, the Tree Leech does not interact with fauna around it, and even though it is described as "exploitable", it cannot be used for anything.

Data Bank Entry

Tree Leech.jpg

Parasitic, fungus-like growth found attached to other lifeforms. An enzyme is released by the organism which dissolves a hole in the skin of the host, from which it leeches nutrients directly.

Outer, tooth-lined jaw serves no identified purpose. May be used during a different stage of the organism's lifecycle.

Assessment: Exploitable fungal enzymes

Gallery

<tabber> Screenshots=

|-| Concept Art=

</tabber>

Trivia

  • The Tree Leech was originally called the Barnacle Sucker.
  • Official artworks released by the developers hinted at Tree Leeches becoming potential hazards in future updates. Unfortunately, the possibility of this happening is low as Subnautica already released 1.0 in early 2018.
  • Earlier versions of Subnautica featured an unimplemented giant crab-like fauna called the Sandworm, that launched surprise attacks on the player from a burrow that greatly resembled a large Tree Leech. It's possible at one point this was the additional stage of lifecycle hinted at in the PDA, and their reason for being listed as a hazard. However, the Sandworm has since been removed.

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