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Template:Infobox:Fauna Flora The Blood Cave Root is a passive life form belonging to the flora category, dominating the Blood Kelp Caves. Most of them feature Blood Oil pustules, a harvestable raw material.

Appearance

Blood Cave Roots are large root-like plants, capable of emitting a greenish white bioluminescent glow. They stretch from one wall to another, or from the cave ceiling to its bottom. Each root is made up of multiple smaller roots intertwining each other.

Many Blood Cave Roots seemingly grow out blood oil pustules from its thick stem.

Gallery

Overview
A horizontal Blood Cave Root
The root's attachment point at the cave's ceiling
Size comparison between the Seamoth and the Blood Oil pustules
Roots compared to the Cyclops
Blood Cave Roots' models from Sketchfab

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 {{Infobox:Fauna Flora
 |title = Blood Cave Root
-|image = Blood Cave Root (01).jpg
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 |Category = [[:Category:Flora|Flora]]
 |Attitude/s = [[:Category:Attitude: Passive|Passive]]