Grassy Plateaus: Difference between revisions

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Template:Infobox Biome The Grassy Plateaus form a vast biome type featuring a great diversity of life forms, including the currently largest herbivore fauna in Subnautica, the Reefback.

It is characterized by large, pillar-like structures seemingly being created due to sea current erosion, many flat marine plains, and a sandy terrain, almost completely covered with Bloodgrass, giving the Grassy Plateaus their distinct name.

Here, Limestone and Sandstone can be found hidden within the Bloodgrass patches.

While exploring Grassy Plateaus, it is advised for new players to stay far away from suspicious sand clouds, as Sand Sharks dwell abundantly in this biome.

Two large Wrecks can be found in the Grassy Plateaus.

Resources

Fauna

Flora

Corals

Gallery

Grassy Plateaus' distinctive rock pillars
A view of the Grassy Plateaus, featuring a pod of Reefbacks from afar
An arch-like rock structure in the biome
One of many large openings to the Overgrown Caves
Entrances of the caves found in the biome
Concept Art

For a more complete gallery, visit Grassy Plateaus/Gallery.

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-The '''Grassy Plateaus''' form a vast [[Biomes|biome]] type featuring a great diversity of [[Life Forms|life forms]], including the currently largest herbivore [[fauna]] in ''[[Subnautica (game)|Subnautica]]'' - the [[Reefback]].
+The '''Grassy Plateaus''' form a vast [[Biomes|biome]] type featuring a great diversity of [[Life Forms|life forms]], including the currently largest herbivore [[fauna]] in ''[[Subnautica (game)|Subnautica]],'' the [[Reefback]].
 It is characterized by large, pillar-like structures seemingly being created due to sea current erosion, many flat marine plains, and a sandy terrain, almost completely covered with [[Bloodgrass]], giving the Grassy Plateaus their distinct name.