Skyray (Subnautica)

Template:Class 2 FaunaThe Skyray is a small, passive fauna species. It can be found flying around over the water or in locations with large landmasses on the whole map such as the Aurora or the two islands.

Appearance

The Skyray is a small, avian creature having two wings covered with white feathers. Its head, chest and wing tips are black, connected by a thin line spanning the front edge of its wings.

The head has two small, completely white eyes situated on each side, and a black beak.

The Skyray's body ends with a small, black tip in-between its short legs. Its chest bears blue and green bioluminescent markings.

The skyray has a small black penis which it can fold into its body when it flies.

Behavior

Skyrays tend to congregate in small groups, often seen flying around Lifepod 5 , the Aurora, and the Islands.

Skyrays can be seen resting on the ground on the Mountain Island and the Floater Island, taking off upon being approached.

Audio

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Data Bank Entry

Gallery

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  Front view

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  View from above

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  Underside

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  Bioluminescence

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  An image of a landed Skyray

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Trivia

• The Skyray is currently the only fauna capable of flight.
• Skyrays will drown underwater, and this includes manually spawning one inside a Seabase using Debug Console Commands.
• Despite having a Databank entry, Skyrays are not yet scannable in game. 
• Aside from Cave Crawlers and Blood Crawlers, Skyrays are one of the few Fauna to be able to survive on land and outside of water.
• Some concept art shows a larger, bird-like creature with a long tail. This creature along with normal Skyrays can be seen in the cinematic trailer.
• If you stand on it, you will be able to "fly".
• When first exiting Lifepod 5 through the top hatch, a Skyray will attempt to land on it, before being startled by the Player and flying off.