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Fauna on Planet 4546B comes in all shapes, sizes, and forms. Ranging from the tiny, cave-dwelling [[Rockgrub]], to the colossal [[Sea Dragon Leviathan]] that spews molten minerals from its mouth. Fauna on Planet 4546B is capable of enduring and adapting to [[Biomes|various environments]], although previously unable to thrive due to the presence of the [[Kharaa Bacterium]]. Certain species of small fauna can sometimes be seen forming mostly non-interactive [[Shoal of Fish|shoals]]. Fauna on 4546B also has yellow blood. The fact that the appearance of some species of the planet being similar to that of planet Earth species can be explained as a simple case of convergent evolution. |
Fauna on Planet 4546B comes in all shapes, sizes, and forms. Ranging from the tiny, cave-dwelling [[Rockgrub]], to the colossal [[Sea Dragon Leviathan]] that spews molten minerals from its mouth. Fauna on Planet 4546B is capable of enduring and adapting to [[Biomes|various environments]], although previously unable to thrive due to the presence of the [[Kharaa Bacterium]]. Certain species of small fauna can sometimes be seen forming mostly non-interactive [[Shoal of Fish|shoals]]. Fauna on 4546B also has yellow blood. The fact that the appearance of some species of the planet being similar to that of planet Earth species can be explained as a simple case of convergent evolution. |
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The player can scan Fauna with the [[Scanner]], the same as they would with [[Flora]] and objects, allowing them to view information about |
The player can scan Fauna with the [[Scanner|Handheld Scanner]], the same as they would with [[Flora]] and objects, allowing them to view information about creatures in their [[PDA]]. |
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In ''Subnautica'' additional scans after unlocking the [[Databank|Data Bank]] Entry for that particular species of Fauna alert the player as to whether or not the specimen is infected with Kharaa. As Kharaa has been eliminated from the wild in ''Below Zero'' this function is not present. |
In ''Subnautica'' additional scans after unlocking the [[Databank (Subnautica)|Data Bank]] Entry for that particular species of Fauna alert the player as to whether or not the specimen is infected with Kharaa. As Kharaa has been eliminated from the wild in ''[[Subnautica: Below Zero|Below Zero]]'' this function is not present. |
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==Reproduction== |
==Reproduction== |
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Most known fauna species on Planet 4546B are simultaneous hermaphrodites, meaning that they have a single-sex capable of playing the role of either the male or female in reproduction and every individual being able to lay [[eggs]] and fertilize them. Two parents are still required to fertilize the eggs once laid, making it sexual reproduction. At least one fauna species is exempt from this and reproduces entirely asexually, although the norm for the planet is sexual reproduction, as can be observed in all species that can be placed in an [[Alien Containment]] unit who will require two individuals of their species to produce eggs. The only species that does not reproduce is the [[Warper]] |
Most known fauna species on Planet 4546B are simultaneous hermaphrodites, meaning that they have a single-sex capable of playing the role of either the male or female in reproduction and every individual being able to lay [[eggs]] and fertilize them. Two parents are still required to fertilize the eggs once laid, making it sexual reproduction. At least one fauna species is exempt from this and reproduces entirely asexually, although the norm for the planet is sexual reproduction, as can be observed in all species that can be placed in an [[Alien Containment]] unit who will require two individuals of their species to produce eggs. The only species that does not reproduce is the [[Warper]], as they are artificial constructs. |
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The only one of the complex fauna species on the planet known to be an exception to this rule is the [[Sea Emperor Leviathan]] species, which is entirely asexual and does not require a mate. The Sea Dragon Leviathan may share this method of reproduction as it is likely the closest living relative of the Sea Emperor Leviathan and was being studied by the [[Architects]] to learn more about the Sea Emperor's |
The only one of the complex fauna species on the planet known to be an exception to this rule is the [[Sea Emperor Leviathan]] species, which is entirely asexual and does not require a mate. The Sea Dragon Leviathan may share this method of reproduction as it is likely the closest living relative of the Sea Emperor Leviathan and was being studied by the [[Architects]] to learn more about the Sea Emperor's hatching process, which was apparently successful. |
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=Fauna of [[The Crater]]= |
=Fauna of [[The Crater]]= |
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** [[Lost River|Ghost Canyon]]}} |
** [[Lost River|Ghost Canyon]]}} |
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{{tr|name=Crashfish (Subnautica)|display=Crashfish|filename=Crashfish Fauna.png|c2= * |
{{tr|name=Crashfish (Subnautica)|display=Crashfish|filename=Crashfish Fauna.png|c2= * Defensive|c3= |
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* [[Kelp Forest Caves]] |
* [[Kelp Forest Caves]] |
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* [[Safe Shallows Caves]]}} |
* [[Safe Shallows Caves]]}} |
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* [[Underwater Islands]]}} |
* [[Underwater Islands]]}} |
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{{tr|name=Gasopod|filename=Gasopod Fauna.png|c2= * |
{{tr|name=Gasopod|filename=Gasopod Fauna.png|c2= * Defensive|c3= |
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* [[Crash Zone Mesas]] |
* [[Crash Zone Mesas]] |
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* [[Dunes]] |
* [[Dunes]] |
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* [[Underwater Islands Caves]]}} |
* [[Underwater Islands Caves]]}} |
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{{tr|name=Floater|filename=Floater Fauna.png|c2= * |
{{tr|name=Floater|filename=Floater Fauna.png|c2= * Defensive|c3= |
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* [[Grassy Plateaus]] |
* [[Grassy Plateaus]] |
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* [[Safe Shallows]]}} |
* [[Safe Shallows]]}} |
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{{tr|name=Ghost Leviathan|filename=Ghost Leviathan Fauna.png|c2= * Aggressive|c3= |
{{tr|name=Ghost Leviathan|filename=Ghost Leviathan Fauna.png|c2= * Aggressive|c3= |
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{{tr|name=Reaper Leviathan|filename=Reaper Leviathan Fauna.png|c2= * Aggressive|c3= |
{{tr|name=Reaper Leviathan|filename=Reaper Leviathan Fauna.png|c2= * Aggressive|c3= |
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* [[Bulb Zone]] |
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* [[Crash Zone]] |
* [[Crash Zone]] |
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* [[Crash Zone Mesas]] |
* [[Crash Zone Mesas]] |
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==Extinct Species== |
==Extinct Species == |
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{{tr|name=Alpha Peeper Species|filename=Alpha Peeper Species Fauna.png|c2= * N/A|c3=Unknown}} |
{{tr|name=Alpha Peeper Species|filename=Alpha Peeper Species Fauna.png|c2= * N/A|c3=Unknown}} |
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* [[Lost River |Lost River Ghost Forest]]|c3=~3,000,000 years}} |
* [[Lost River |Lost River Ghost Forest]]|c3=~3,000,000 years}} |
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{{tr|name=Research Specimen |
{{tr|name=Research Specimen|filename=Research Specimen Theta Fauna.png|c2= * [[Disease Research Facility]]|c3=~1000 years}} |
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{{tr|name=Brinewing|filename=Brinewing Fauna.png|c2= * Aggressive|c3= |
{{tr|name=Brinewing|filename=Brinewing Fauna.png|c2= * Aggressive|c3= |
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{{tr|name=Crashfish (Below Zero)|display=Crashfish|filename=Crashfish Fauna.png|c2= * Defensive|c3= |
{{tr|name=Crashfish (Below Zero)|display=Crashfish|filename=Crashfish Fauna.png|c2= * Defensive|c3= |
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* [[Arctic Kelp Caves]] |
* [[Arctic Kelp Caves]] |
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* [[Crystal |
* [[Crystal Castle]] |
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* [[Purple Vents]] |
* [[Purple Vents]] |
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* [[Twisty Bridges Caves]] |
* [[Twisty Bridges Caves]] |
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* [[Arctic|East Arctic]] |
* [[Arctic|East Arctic]] |
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* [[Glacial Basin]] |
* [[Glacial Basin]] |
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* [[Ice Floes]] |
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* [[Sparse Arctic]] |
* [[Sparse Arctic]] |
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* [[Arctic|West Arctic]]}} |
* [[Arctic|West Arctic]]}} |
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* [[Delta Island]] |
* [[Delta Island]] |
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* [[Glacial Basin]] |
* [[Glacial Basin]] |
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* [[Ice Floes]] |
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* [[Sparse Arctic]] |
* [[Sparse Arctic]] |
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* [[Arctic|West Arctic]]}} |
* [[Arctic|West Arctic]]}} |
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* [[Glacial Basin]]}} |
* [[Glacial Basin]]}} |
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{{tr|name=Spikey Trap|filename= |
{{tr|name=Spikey Trap|filename=Spike Trap Yellow.png|c2= * Aggressive|c3= |
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* [[Deep Lilypads Cave]] |
* [[Deep Lilypads Cave]] |
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* [[Deep Twisty Bridges]] |
* [[Deep Twisty Bridges]] |
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==Herbivores== |
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{{tr|name=Arctic Peeper|filename=Arctic Peeper Fauna.png|c2= * Passive|c3= |
{{tr|name=Arctic Peeper|filename=Arctic Peeper Fauna.png|c2= * Passive|c3= |
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* [[Arctic Kelp Forest]] |
* [[Arctic Kelp Forest]] |
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* [[Arctic|East Arctic]] |
* [[Arctic|East Arctic]] |
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* [[Glacial Basin]] |
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* [[Glacial Bay]] |
* [[Glacial Bay]] |
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* [[Shallow Twisty Bridges]] |
* [[Shallow Twisty Bridges]] |
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* [[Thermal Spires]] |
* [[Thermal Spires]] |
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* [[Twisty Bridges]] |
* [[Twisty Bridges]] |
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* [[Underwater Caves]] |
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* [[Arctic|West Arctic]]}} |
* [[Arctic|West Arctic]]}} |
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* [[Deep Purple Vents]] |
* [[Deep Purple Vents]] |
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* [[Arctic|East Arctic]] |
* [[Arctic|East Arctic]] |
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* [[Glacial Basin]] |
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* [[Glacial Bay]] |
* [[Glacial Bay]] |
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* [[Lilypad Islands]] |
* [[Lilypad Islands]] |
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* [[Thermal Spires]] |
* [[Thermal Spires]] |
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* [[Twisty Bridges]] |
* [[Twisty Bridges]] |
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* [[Underwater Caves]] |
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* [[Arctic|West Arctic]]}} |
* [[Arctic|West Arctic]]}} |
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* [[Arctic Kelp Forest]] |
* [[Arctic Kelp Forest]] |
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* [[Deep Purple Vents]] |
* [[Deep Purple Vents]] |
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* [[Glacial Basin]] |
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* [[Fabricator Caverns]] |
* [[Fabricator Caverns]] |
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* [[Lilypad Islands]] |
* [[Lilypad Islands]] |
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{{tr|name=Hivemind|filename=Hivemind Fauna.png|c2= * Passive|c3= |
{{tr|name=Hivemind|filename=Hivemind Fauna.png|c2= * Passive|c3= |
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* [[Lilypads Crevice]] |
* [[Lilypads Crevice]]}} |
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* [[Marguerit Maida's Base]]}} |
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{{tr|name=Hoopfish (Below Zero)|display=Hoopfish|filename=Hoopfish Fauna.png|c2= * Passive|c3= |
{{tr|name=Hoopfish (Below Zero)|display=Hoopfish|filename=Hoopfish Fauna.png|c2= * Passive|c3= |
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{{tr|name=Lily Paddler|filename=Lily Paddler Fauna.png|c2= * Defensive|c3= |
{{tr|name=Lily Paddler|filename=Lily Paddler Fauna.png|c2= * Defensive|c3= |
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* [[Deep Lilypads Cave]] |
* [[Deep Lilypads Cave]] |
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* [[Lilypads Crevice]] |
* [[Lilypads Crevice]] |
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* [[Lilypad Islands]] |
* [[Lilypad Islands]]}} |
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{{tr|name=Sea Monkey|filename=Sea Monkey Fauna.png|c2= * Passive|c3= |
{{tr|name=Sea Monkey|filename=Sea Monkey Fauna.png|c2= * Passive|c3= |
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{{tr|name=Sea Monkey Baby|filename=Sea Monkey Baby Fauna.png|c2= * Passive|c3= |
{{tr|name=Sea Monkey Baby|filename=Sea Monkey Baby Fauna.png|c2= * Passive|c3= |
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* [[Eggs]] |
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* N/A}} |
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**[[Sea Monkey Nest]]}} |
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{{tr|name=Skyray (Below Zero)|display=Skyray|filename=Skyray Fauna.png|c2= * Passive|c3= |
{{tr|name=Skyray (Below Zero)|display=Skyray|filename=Skyray Fauna.png|c2= * Passive|c3= |
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{{tr|name=Trivalve|filename=Trivalve Fauna.png|c2= * Passive|c3= |
{{tr|name=Trivalve|filename=Trivalve Fauna.png|c2= * Passive|c3= |
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* [[Eggs]] |
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* N/A}} |
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**[[Arctic Spires]] |
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**[[Deep Lilypads Cave]] |
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**[[West Arctic]]}} |
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==Scavengers & Parasites== |
== Scavengers & Parasites== |
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{{tr|name=Rockgrub (Below Zero)|display=Rockgrub|filename=Rockgrub Fauna.png|c2= * Passive|c3= |
{{tr|name=Rockgrub (Below Zero)|display=Rockgrub|filename=Rockgrub Fauna.png|c2= * Passive|c3= |
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* [[Crystal Caves]] |
* [[Crystal Caves]] |
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* [[Arctic|East Arctic]] |
* [[Arctic|East Arctic]] |
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* [[Koppa Mining Site]] |
* [[Koppa Mining Site]] |
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* [[Arctic|West Arctic]]}} |
* [[Arctic#West Artic|West Arctic]]}} |
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{{tr|name=Chelicerate|filename=Chelicerate Fauna.png|c2= * Aggressive|c3= |
{{tr|name=Chelicerate|filename=Chelicerate Fauna.png|c2= * Aggressive|c3= |
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{{tr|name=Frozen Leviathan|filename=Frozen Leviathan.png|c2= * [[Phi Excavation Site]]|c3= |
{{tr|name=Frozen Leviathan|filename=Frozen Leviathan.png|c2= * [[Phi Excavation Site]]|c3= |
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== Trivia == |
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*Fauna were once intended to possess inherent attributes, that would have caused them to exhibit unique behaviors. These included, e.g., "Fertile" (occasionally lay eggs that can be hatched), "Alpha" (attacked the player if other creatures were killed by the player in the immediate vicinity), "Complex" (specimens take longer to scan), "Greater" (specimens are of larger size and weight). This, however, was scrapped upon the final release. |
*Fauna were once intended to possess inherent attributes, that would have caused them to exhibit unique behaviors. These included, e.g., "Fertile" (occasionally lay eggs that can be hatched), "Alpha" (attacked the player if other creatures were killed by the player in the immediate vicinity), "Complex" (specimens take longer to scan), "Greater" (specimens are of larger size and weight). This, however, was scrapped upon the final release. |
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*There are some Fauna that are unknown creatures that only exist as ambience sounds. These include the Big Snake, Docile Whale (possibly a glow whale), Screecher, Echolocator, Sounds of birds and insects, Kaiju, and a few more. These are only in Subnautica Below Zero. |
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*In the very early stages of ''Subnautica'', there were many unused and cut fauna. |
*In the very early stages of ''Subnautica'', there were many unused and cut fauna. |
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**An unused creature named the [[Cut Content#Sandworm|Sandworm]] could only be found in the [[Cut Content#Entity Gallery|Entity Gallery]]. It was intended to stay in one place under the ground, and when the player or an NPC was right above it, it would spring up and would do 1 damage at a very fast rate. It only had animations for shooting out of the ground, going back into its hole, and an idle animation. |
**An unused creature named the [[Cut Content (Subnautica)#Sandworm|Sandworm]] could only be found in the [[Cut Content (Subnautica)#Entity Gallery|Entity Gallery]]. It was intended to stay in one place under the ground, and when the player or an NPC was right above it, it would spring up and would do 1 damage at a very fast rate. It only had animations for shooting out of the ground, going back into its hole, and an idle animation. |
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**The unused [[Cut Content#Grabcrab|Grabcrab]] creature would leave its burrow and search for items to drag back to its hole. These items included small resources and even small fish. Its burrow also had the same model as the Grabcrab. |
**The unused [[Cut Content (Subnautica)#Grabcrab|Grabcrab]] creature would leave its burrow and search for items to drag back to its hole. These items included small resources and even small fish. Its burrow also had the same model as the Grabcrab. |
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**Unused clusters of [[Cut Content#Bloom Plankton|Bloom Plankton]] can be spawned in the game, and react to light. They will glow red if a [[Flare]] is shining on them, and white if a [[Flashlight]] or [[Vehicles|Vehicle's]] light is shining on them. |
**Unused clusters of [[Cut Content (Subnautica)#Bloom Plankton|Bloom Plankton]] can be spawned in the game, and react to light. They will glow red if a [[Flare]] is shining on them, and white if a [[Flashlight]] or [[Vehicles|Vehicle's]] light is shining on them. |
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**In the [[Update History#Early Access Release|Early Access Release]] trailer, the [[Cut Content#Large Bird|Large Bird]] can be seen flying among the Skyrays. They were cut entirely out of the game sometime before Early Access, making their appearance in the trailer the last time they were seen. |
**In the [[Update History (Subnautica)#Early Access Release|Early Access Release]] trailer, the [[Cut Content (Subnautica)#Large Bird|Large Bird]] can be seen flying among the Skyrays. They were cut entirely out of the game sometime before Early Access, making their appearance in the trailer the last time they were seen. |
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Fauna is the term for animals, in this case, the animals of Planet 4546B. Fauna in Subnautica can be found all over the planet, from the mysterious depths of the Crystal Caves to the vibrant Safe Shallows, and the fiery pits of the Lava Lakes.
Fauna on Planet 4546B comes in all shapes, sizes, and forms. Ranging from the tiny, cave-dwelling Rockgrub, to the colossal Sea Dragon Leviathan that spews molten minerals from its mouth. Fauna on Planet 4546B is capable of enduring and adapting to various environments, although previously unable to thrive due to the presence of the Kharaa Bacterium. Certain species of small fauna can sometimes be seen forming mostly non-interactive shoals. Fauna on 4546B also has yellow blood. The fact that the appearance of some species of the planet being similar to that of planet Earth species can be explained as a simple case of convergent evolution.
The player can scan Fauna with the Handheld Scanner, the same as they would with Flora and objects, allowing them to view information about creatures in their PDA.
In Subnautica additional scans after unlocking the Data Bank Entry for that particular species of Fauna alert the player as to whether or not the specimen is infected with Kharaa. As Kharaa has been eliminated from the wild in Below Zero this function is not present.
Reproduction
Most known fauna species on Planet 4546B are simultaneous hermaphrodites, meaning that they have a single-sex capable of playing the role of either the male or female in reproduction and every individual being able to lay eggs and fertilize them. Two parents are still required to fertilize the eggs once laid, making it sexual reproduction. At least one fauna species is exempt from this and reproduces entirely asexually, although the norm for the planet is sexual reproduction, as can be observed in all species that can be placed in an Alien Containment unit who will require two individuals of their species to produce eggs. The only species that does not reproduce is the Warper, as they are artificial constructs.
The only one of the complex fauna species on the planet known to be an exception to this rule is the Sea Emperor Leviathan species, which is entirely asexual and does not require a mate. The Sea Dragon Leviathan may share this method of reproduction as it is likely the closest living relative of the Sea Emperor Leviathan and was being studied by the Architects to learn more about the Sea Emperor's hatching process, which was apparently successful.
Fauna of The Crater
Carnivores
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Ampeel |
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Biter |
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Blighter |
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Boneshark |
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Crabsnake |
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Crabsquid |
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Crashfish |
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Lava Lizard |
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Mesmer |
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River Prowler |
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Sand Shark |
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Stalker |
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Warper |
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Herbivores
Fauna | Attitude | Biome |
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Bladderfish |
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Boomerang |
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Crimson Ray |
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Cuddlefish |
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Eyeye |
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Garryfish |
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Gasopod |
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Ghostray |
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Holefish |
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Hoopfish |
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Hoverfish |
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Jellyray |
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Magmarang |
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Oculus |
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Peeper |
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Rabbit Ray |
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Red Eyeye |
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Reginald |
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Skyray |
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Spadefish |
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Spinefish |
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Scavengers and Parasites
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Amoeboid |
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Ancient Floater |
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Bleeder |
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Blood Crawler |
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Cave Crawler |
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Floater |
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Lava Larva |
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Rockgrub |
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Shuttlebug |
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Leviathan Class
Fauna | Attitude | Biome |
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Ghost Leviathan |
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Ghost Leviathan Juvenile |
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Reaper Leviathan |
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Reefback Leviathan |
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Reefback Leviathan Juvenile |
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Sea Dragon Leviathan |
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Sea Emperor Leviathan |
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Sea Emperor Leviathan Baby |
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Sea Emperor Leviathan Juvenile |
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Sea Treader Leviathan |
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Extinct Species
Species | Location of Remains | Age |
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Alpha Peeper Species |
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Unknown |
Alpha Ray Species |
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Unknown |
Ancient Skeleton |
~1,000,000 years | |
Gargantuan Fossil |
~3,000,000 years | |
Research Specimen |
~1000 years |
Fauna of Sector Zero
Carnivores
Fauna | Attitude | Biome |
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Brinewing |
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Brute Shark |
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Crashfish |
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Cryptosuchus |
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Noot Fish |
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Pengling |
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Pengwing |
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Pinnacarid |
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Rock Puncher |
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Snow Stalker |
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Snow Stalker Baby |
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Spikey Trap |
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Squidshark |
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Symbiote |
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Herbivores
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Arctic Peeper |
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Arctic Ray |
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Arrow Ray |
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Bladderfish |
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Boomerang |
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Discus Fish |
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Eye Jelly |
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Feather Fish |
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Red Feather Fish |
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Hivemind |
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Hoopfish |
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Lily Paddler |
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Sea Monkey |
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Sea Monkey Baby |
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Skyray |
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Spinefish |
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Spinner Fish |
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Titan Holefish |
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Triops |
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Trivalve |
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Scavengers & Parasites
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Rockgrub |
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Leviathans
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Chelicerate |
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Glow Whale |
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Ice Worm |
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Juvenile Ventgarden |
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Shadow Leviathan |
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Ventgarden |
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Void Chelicerate |
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Extinct Species
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Frozen Leviathan |
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Gallery
Trivia
- As of the Dangerous Creatures update, all fauna have yellow blood. Before this update, all fauna had red blood. This is due to the ESRB giving Subnautica a higher rating than expected due to red blood.
- Scientifically speaking, the fauna of planet 4546B might have high concentrations of vanabin in their blood.
- Fauna were once intended to possess inherent attributes, that would have caused them to exhibit unique behaviors. These included, e.g., "Fertile" (occasionally lay eggs that can be hatched), "Alpha" (attacked the player if other creatures were killed by the player in the immediate vicinity), "Complex" (specimens take longer to scan), "Greater" (specimens are of larger size and weight). This, however, was scrapped upon the final release.
- There are some Fauna that are unknown creatures that only exist as ambience sounds. These include the Big Snake, Docile Whale (possibly a glow whale), Screecher, Echolocator, Sounds of birds and insects, Kaiju, and a few more. These are only in Subnautica Below Zero.
- In the very early stages of Subnautica, there were many unused and cut fauna.
- An unused creature named the Sandworm could only be found in the Entity Gallery. It was intended to stay in one place under the ground, and when the player or an NPC was right above it, it would spring up and would do 1 damage at a very fast rate. It only had animations for shooting out of the ground, going back into its hole, and an idle animation.
- The unused Grabcrab creature would leave its burrow and search for items to drag back to its hole. These items included small resources and even small fish. Its burrow also had the same model as the Grabcrab.
- Unused clusters of Bloom Plankton can be spawned in the game, and react to light. They will glow red if a Flare is shining on them, and white if a Flashlight or Vehicle's light is shining on them.
- In the Early Access Release trailer, the Large Bird can be seen flying among the Skyrays. They were cut entirely out of the game sometime before Early Access, making their appearance in the trailer the last time they were seen.
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