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Template:Infobox:Fauna Flora The Skyray is a life form in-development and belonging to the fauna category. It can be found in Safe Shallows around the Escape Pod ^[1]^[2]. In future they will also spawn on Aurora after radiation is gone^[3].

Appearance

The Skyray is a small bird with white feathers and have a black border that covers the front line and partly some of the lower body. It has two wings and appear bioluminescent at night. White eyes on the sides of its face and no visible mouth. The Skyray has two legs that extend from the lower back end. On its tail, there are a black tip.

Behavior

Skyrays tend to fly near the Escape Pod, and sometimes wonder away from it, but are sent back to the Escape Pod with the wind.

In future when Skyrays are resting they will scatter and fly away if the player get too close ^[4].

Gallery

Skyray
Top
Front
Below details
GIF - Skyray's
Skyray Concept Art

For a more complete gallery, visit Skyray/Gallery.

References

↑ Subnautica Backend Checkin Changeset #22579
↑ https://trello.com/c/bIy5hYw1/4605-implement-birds
↑ https://trello.com/c/fDjOGk2N/4905-spawn-birds-on-aurora-after-radiation-gone
↑ https://trello.com/c/QyejIYkE/4903-flee-behavior-for-birds-sitting-on-the-ground

[1] Subnautica Backend Checkin Changeset #22579

[2] ttps://trello.com/c/bIy5hYw1/4605-implement-birds

[3] ttps://trello.com/c/fDjOGk2N/4905-spawn-birds-on-aurora-after-radiation-gone

[4] ttps://trello.com/c/QyejIYkE/4903-flee-behavior-for-birds-sitting-on-the-ground

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 == Behavior ==
-The '''Skyrays''' are flying around the escape pod and they tend to fly away a bit before they returns while sailing with the wind.
+Skyrays tend to fly near the [[Escape Pod]], and sometimes wonder away from it, but are sent back to the Escape Pod with the wind.
 In future when '''Skyrays''' are resting they will scatter and fly away if the player get too close <ref>https://trello.com/c/QyejIYkE/4903-flee-behavior-for-birds-sitting-on-the-ground</ref>.