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=== Passive === |
=== Passive === |
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20160716165547_1.jpg|[[Bladderfish]] |
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Boomerang4.jpg|[[Boomerang]] |
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Eyeye2.jpg|[[Eyeye]] |
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Floater3a.jpg|[[Floater]] |
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Garryfish3.jpg|[[Garryfish]] |
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Holefish2.jpg|[[Holefish]] |
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Hoopfish3.jpg|[[Hoopfish]] |
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Hoverfish2.jpg|[[Hoverfish]] |
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Jellyray5.jpg|[[Jellyray]] |
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20160723213237_1.jpg|[[Lava Boomerang]] |
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20160724123643_1.jpg|[[Lava Eyeye]] |
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LavaLarva4.jpg|[[Lava Larva]] |
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OculusA.jpg|[[Oculus]] |
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Peeper4.jpg|[[Peeper]] |
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RabbitRay5.jpg|[[Rabbit Ray]] |
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Reefback5.jpg|[[Reefback]] |
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Reginald3.jpg|[[Reginald]] |
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Rockgrub4.jpg|[[Rockgrub]] |
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Shuttlebug3.jpg[[Shuttlebug]] |
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Skyray4.jpg.jpg[[Skyray]] |
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Spadefish2.jpg|[[Spadefish]] |
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Spinefish2.jpg|[[Spinefish]] |
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=== Aggressive === |
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=== Defensive === |
=== Defensive === |
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=== In-development === |
=== In-development === |
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== Bioluminescent flora == |
== Bioluminescent flora == |
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=== Harvestable === |
=== Harvestable === |
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=== Non-harvestable === |
=== Non-harvestable === |
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=== Hazardous === |
=== Hazardous === |
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== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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Revision as of 22:08, 25 August 2016
Bioluminescence is a special type of illumination created by most life forms in Subnautica. However, not all of them can generate light bright enough to actually help the player with night time navigation.
Bioluminescent fauna
Passive
Aggressive
Defensive
In-development
Bioluminescent flora
Harvestable
Non-harvestable
Hazardous
Trivia
- Bioluminescence is used by many real-life animals for counter-illumination, luring prey, attracting mates, confusing predators, mimicking other animals, communication, and as a warning to would-be predators.