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== Appearance ==
== Appearance ==
The '''Blood Biter ''' is a small fish that strongly resembles a tadpole. It has two milky white eyes on each side of its head, and a small mouth full of sharp white teeth. The '''Blood Biter''' has no pectoral fins, possessing only dorsal and tail fins. Its body is brown on the dorsal side with a white underbelly. Black dots speckle the top. It also has a short red [[Bioluminescent|bioluminescent]] lure on its forehead, which is presumably used to draw in prey.
The '''Blood Biter ''' is a small fish that strongly resembles an anglerfish . It has two milky white eyes on each side of its head, and a small mouth full of sharp white teeth. The '''Blood Biter''' has no pectoral fins, possessing only dorsal and tail fins. Its body is brown on the dorsal side with a white underbelly. Black dots speckle the top. It also has a short red [[Bioluminescent|bioluminescent]] lure on its forehead, which is presumably used to draw in prey.


== Gallery ==
== Gallery ==

Revision as of 00:56, 5 January 2016

Template:Infobox:Fauna Flora The Blood Biter is a life form and subspecies of the Biter Fish that can be found around the Blood Kelp Caves and Blood Kelp Zone.

The Blood Biter is an extremely fast fish that protects its territory. It also likes to shoal with other biter fishes. They will attack without hesitation if the player gets too close. Each bite takes 7% of the player's health.

In the future it may spawn in the Lost River[1].

Appearance

The Blood Biter is a small fish that strongly resembles an anglerfish . It has two milky white eyes on each side of its head, and a small mouth full of sharp white teeth. The Blood Biter has no pectoral fins, possessing only dorsal and tail fins. Its body is brown on the dorsal side with a white underbelly. Black dots speckle the top. It also has a short red bioluminescent lure on its forehead, which is presumably used to draw in prey.

Gallery

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