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The '''Biter '''has no pectoral fins, possessing only dorsal and caudal ones running along its body length. Its upper body is a bright red, while its underbelly is a dull blue.
The '''Biter '''has no pectoral fins, possessing only dorsal and caudal ones running along its body length. Its upper body is a bright red, while its underbelly is a dull blue.


It also has a small [[bioluminescent]] lure on its forehead, which is presumably used to draw in prey during the night.
It also has a small blue [[bioluminescent]] lure on its forehead, which is presumably used to draw in prey during the night.


== Behavior ==
== Behavior ==

Revision as of 23:11, 12 February 2016

Template:Infobox:Fauna Flora The Biter is an aggressive life form belonging to the fauna category.

It can mostly be found around the Grassy Plateaus, Mountains, Wrecks and the Jelly Shroom Caves.

Appearance

The Biter's body greatly resembles a real life tadpole, albeit having a greater size. It has two eyes on each side of its head, and a small mouth full of razor sharp teeth. On its head features many black stripes.

The Biter has no pectoral fins, possessing only dorsal and caudal ones running along its body length. Its upper body is a bright red, while its underbelly is a dull blue.

It also has a small blue bioluminescent lure on its forehead, which is presumably used to draw in prey during the night.

Behavior

The Biter is an extremely fast and territorial fish. It will attack without hesitation if the player gets too close. Each bite takes 7% of the player's health.

The Biter usually form shoals or small groups of two to three individuals.

The Biter will eat from the players hand if offered fish and will leave the player alone for a moment. This can be risky with a group of biters as they individually eat around three samples each and some may still injure the player while swarming. [Link]

Data Bank Entry

Small, aggressive specimen. 94% muscle, 4% connective tissue, 2% brain.

  • Overdeveloped tail fin favors out-pacing and outnumbering their prey over individual maneuverability
  • Specialized olfactory stalk on its head for detection of bodily fluids in the water
  • Likely indiscriminate when hunting: anything injured is fair game
  • Secondary pair of eyes bear similarities to the Sand Shark's. Likely dedicated to detecting the peripheral movement of larger predators.

Prey: Small herbivors; but according to calculations creatures up to 100% the biter's body weight could succumb to a focused pack.

Assessment: Lethal without proper precautions - Avoid packs - Try not to bleed

Gallery

For a more complete gallery, visit Biter/Gallery.

Trivia