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Terrain scans indicate this biome contains unusually high concentrations of organic and fossilized remains. File:LRIntro.ogg

― PDA, Dialogue

The Lost River is a unique biome. It is a massive, frigid cavern system located deep under the surface.

Entrances to the Lost River can be found in both Blood Kelp Zones, the Deep Grand Reef and the border between the Mountains and Bulb Zone. The Cyclops is able to enter the Lost River through all four and traverse the whole way into the Inactive Lava Zone.

Description

The Lost River is a frigid, generally gloomy and foggy biome, possessing a distinct greenish water tint that is mostly illuminated by the acidic brine pools as well as an eerie atmosphere with the occasional Ghostray wails. These brine pools cover almost all of the lower portions of the caverns. The brine pools found throughout most of the cave system will harm the player upon direct contact, with the exception being the harmless blue brine found within the Tree Cove.

The Disease Research Facility is located in the Lost River, inside a cavern with its opening in the Junction and the Mountains corridor.

The Lost River is one of the coldest biomes implemented so far, with temperatures on the sea floor rarely rising above 10 degrees.

The Lost River is composed of seven distinct areas:

Bone Fields=

"Bone Fields"

The Bone Fields is a vast cavern within the Lost River, where a colossal skeleton of an unknown fauna can be seen laying, giving the Bone Fields it's name. It is connected to the Blood Kelp Trench via the Lost River Corridor, and to the Deep Grand Reef via the Ghost Canyon, each of them having their own flora and particular landscapes. The area also has its own cave system, the Bone Fields Caves.

<tabber> Fauna=

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Flora=

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Resources=

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Gallery

A view of the Gargantuan Skeleton
A smaller skeleton located in the outskirts of the Bone Fields
A small cave system underneath the brine
Strange rock formations on the ceiling of the Bone Fields
The Bone Fields Caves above the Bone Fields
A view of the Large Skeletal Remains
Rear view of the skeletal remains
The Ghost Leviathan found in this section of the biome

|-|

Corridor=

"Corridor"

The Lost River Corridor is the area connecting the Bone Fields to the Blood Kelp Trench. It is mainly populated by Crabsquids, with obscure rock structures covered by Pyrocoral growing on the sides. Gel Sacks and Rubies can be found in abundance scattered around the edge of the acidic brine stream.

<tabber> Fauna=

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Flora=

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Coral=

Pyrocoral

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Resources=

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Gallery

Overview
Another view
The stream found here
Brine Lily floating on the brine
A group of Pyrocoral
One of the brine falls in the area
Three Brine falls coming together to form a lake
A Crabsquid in the area
The passage to the Blood Kelp Trench
The Prawn Suit in the Lost River Corridor

|-|

Ghost Canyon=

"Ghost Canyon"

The Ghost Canyon is a large passage featuring multiple caves and tunnels branching out from one huge "canyon". It is connected to the Bone Fields from the south. Numerous roots and bioluminescent-tipped branches litter the sides and bottom of the brine-filled trenches.

The Lost River Laboratory Cache that was set up to study a skeleton can be found here.

This area is also the entrance to the Lost River, from the Deep Grand Reef.

<tabber> Fauna=

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Flora=

Gel Sack

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Resources=

</tabber>

Gallery

Entrance to the Ghost Canyon from the Deep Grand Reef
Another view of the entrance
Overview of the Ghost Canyon
The Ghost Canyon entrance from the Bone Fields
Entrance to the cache cave
Size comparison between the player and the skeleton outside of the cache
Where the Ghost Canyon comes out in the Bone Fields
Some flora on the sea floor
The brine in the area

|-|

Ghost Forest=

"Ghost Forest"

The Ghost Forest is a massive cavern serving as one of the entrance areas of the Lost River (located in the Northern Blood Kelp Zone).

The cavern is greatly populated by whitish glowing flora on the sea floor, as well as dark brown, bioluminescent giant Ghost Trees, and is also the starting point of the brine river. Brinefalls of various sizes are present within the area, and a smaller variation of the gargantuan skull located in the Bone Fields can be found here.

Among the dense vegetation, dangerous predators such as River Prowlers and Blood Crawlers can be found lurking around here. This area is also one of the three locations in the Lost River where the juvenile Ghost Leviathan resides.

An Alien Arch Cache is present in this area, serving as a warp gate to the Primary Containment Facility.

There is also a steep drop off at the back end of the cavern, followed by a long brinefall, that leads to the Junction. From there, the player can either go straight forward into the Bone Fields, or turn right to enter the Tree Cove.
<tabber>

Fauna=

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Flora=

Gel Sack

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Resources=

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Gallery

Overview
Brinefalls in the Ghost Forest
Ditto
Another view in the area
Another view of the area
The miniature version of the gargantuan skull found within the area
A small cave found in the Ghost Forest
A small brine pool in the Ghost Forest
Blood Crawlers in the Ghost Forest
The passage from the Ghost Forest to the Junction
A drop off in the Ghost Forest
The flatter areas of the Ghost Forest
The darker areas, with the occasional Ghostray
More brine pools
The juvenile Ghost Leviathan found here

|-| Tree Cove=

"Tree Cove"

The Tree Cove is a large cavern within the Lost River. The brine river forms a large lake there, with the luminous Giant Cove Tree in its center. However, the color of the brine is a bright blue, compared to the corrosive green of the other sections of the Lost River. Unlike the green brine, however, the blue brine does not damage the player upon direct contact.

One end of the cavern opens to the northern passage leading to the Junction, and the other to a corridor leading to the Inactive Lava Zone. Roots and branches grow scattered on the brine lakes and numerous Ghostrays inhabit the chamber.
<tabber>

Fauna=

Ghostray

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Flora=

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Resources=

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Gallery

Overview of the Tree Cove
A closer view of the Giant Cove Tree
Smokers within the Tree Cove
A secluded brine pool with a thermal vent
The falls leading to the Inactive Lava Zone

|-| Junction=

"Junction"

The Junction is characterised by a large plateau surrounded by a ring of brine. At the top of the plateau are several smokers (hydrothermal vents), with some flora scattered around there. A Sea Dragon Leviathan skeleton can be found here, next to the smokers.

There is also a naturally formed bridge that connects the plateau to the northern side of the cavern, towards the Ghost Forest. Brine falls from the north and south flow into the brine here, which contains some ghost trees and roots. The Junction connects to the Bones Field to the south, the Ghost Forest to the north, and the Tree Cove to the west. The Disease Research Facility and Mountains Corridor are to the east.
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Fauna=

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Resources=

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Gallery

Overview
White smokers next to the Sea Dragon Leviathan Skeleton
The Sea Dragon Leviathan skeleton in the Junction
Entrance to the Tree Cove from the Junction
Entrance to the Disease Research Facility cave from the Junction
Entrance to the Bones Field from the Junction
Path up to the Ghost Forest from the Junction

|-| Mountains Corridor=

"Mountains Corridor"

The Mountains Corridor is a large tunnel leading from the Disease Research Facility cave to the Mountains and the Bulb Zone. In-between the DRF Cave and Mountains entrance is the large pit that drops into the Inactive Lava Zone. This cave features many glowing lights on the ceiling, as well as hydrothermal vents and Skeletal Remains. One Ghost Leviathan can be found in the tunnel, above the ILZ entrance. <tabber>

Fauna=

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Flora=

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Coral=

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Resources=

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Gallery

Lost River Mountains Corridor overview
A thermal vent "island"
A Reaper Leviathan skeleton in the Mountains Corridor
A Reaper Leviathan skeleton with another island nearby

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Lost River Concept Art

Concept Art of the Bones Field
Ghost Forest
Bones Field Corridor
Ghost Canyon
Tree Cove
Concept Art of the skeleton in the Bones Field

Trivia

Like other segmented biomes (such as the Inactive Lava Zone), the Lost River's technical data divides it into the LostRiver_TreeCove, LostRiver_BonesField, and LostRiver_BonesField again for the Ghost Canyon (this aids the AI in deciding music tracks, random events, and creature behavior).
The acid damage from the brine may be possible implementation/reference to the "Pillars of Silence" concept art, where enormous jets of acid dot an alien seabed.
The game also considers the actual brine to be a biome. It is labeled LostRiver_BonesField_Lake.
The Ghost Forest was originally known as the "Ghost Trees Chamber" before the Bones Update.^[1]

References

↑ http://unknownworlds.com/subnautica/bones-update/ Dated October 27, 2016.

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[1] ttp://unknownworlds.com/subnautica/bones-update/ Dated October 27, 2016.

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 [[File:LRIntro.ogg]]|PDA|Dialogue}}The '''Lost River''' is a unique [[Biomes|biome]]. It is a massive, frigid [[Biomes|cavern system]] located deep under the surface.
-Entrances to the '''Lost River''' can be found in both [[Blood Kelp Zone]]s, the [[Deep Grand Reef]] and the border between the [[Mountains]] and [[Bulb Zone]]. The [[Cyclops]] is able to enter the '''Lost River''' through all four and traverse the whole way into the [[Inactive Lava Zone]].
+Entrances to the Lost River can be found in both [[Blood Kelp Zone]]s, the [[Deep Grand Reef]] and the border between the [[Mountains]] and [[Bulb Zone]]. The [[Cyclops]] is able to enter the Lost River through all four and traverse the whole way into the [[Inactive Lava Zone]].
 == Description ==
-The '''Lost River''' is a frigid, generally gloomy and foggy biome, possessing a distinct greenish water tint that is mostly illuminated by the acidic brine pools as well as an eerie atmosphere with the occasional [[Ghostray]] wails. These brine pools cover almost all of the lower portions of the caverns. The brine pools found throughout most of the cave system will harm the player upon direct contact, with the exception being the harmless blue brine found within the '''Tree Cove'''.
+The Lost River is a frigid, generally gloomy and foggy biome, possessing a distinct greenish water tint that is mostly illuminated by the acidic brine pools as well as an eerie atmosphere with the occasional [[Ghostray]] wails. These brine pools cover almost all of the lower portions of the caverns. The brine pools found throughout most of the cave system will harm the player upon direct contact, with the exception being the harmless blue brine found within the Tree Cove.
-The [[Disease Research Facility]] is located in the '''Lost River''', inside a cavern with its opening in the '''Junction''' and the Mountains corridor.
+The [[Disease Research Facility]] is located in the Lost River, inside a cavern with its opening in the Junction and the Mountains corridor.
-The '''Lost River''' is one of the coldest biomes implemented so far, with temperatures on the sea floor rarely rising above 10 degrees.{{Clear}}
+The Lost River is one of the coldest biomes implemented so far, with temperatures on the sea floor rarely rising above 10 degrees.{{Clear}}
-The '''Lost River''' is composed of seven distinct areas:
+The Lost River is composed of seven distinct areas:
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 Bone Fields=
 [[File:LRBonesFields.jpg|thumb|"Bone Fields"|300px]]
-The '''Bone Fields''' is a vast cavern within the '''Lost River''', where a [[Skeletal Remains|colossal skeleton]] of an unknown [[fauna]] can be seen laying, giving the '''Bone Fields''' it's name. It is connected to the [[Blood Kelp Zone|Blood Kelp Trench]] via the '''Lost River Corridor''', and to the [[Deep Grand Reef]] via the '''Ghost Canyon''', each of them having their own [[flora]] and particular landscapes. The area also has its own cave system, the [[Bone Fields Caves]]. {{Clear}}
+The Bone Fields is a vast cavern within the Lost River, where a [[Skeletal Remains|colossal skeleton]] of an unknown [[fauna]] can be seen laying, giving the Bone Fields it's name. It is connected to the [[Blood Kelp Zone|Blood Kelp Trench]] via the Lost River Corridor, and to the [[Deep Grand Reef]] via the Ghost Canyon, each of them having their own [[flora]] and particular landscapes. The area also has its own cave system, the [[Bone Fields Caves]]. {{Clear}}
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 <gallery widths="200" spacing="small">
 LRBF_Large_Skeleton.png|A view of the Gargantuan Skeleton
-LRBF_Small_Skeleton.png|A smaller skeleton located in the outskirts of the '''Bone Fields'''
+LRBF_Small_Skeleton.png|A smaller skeleton located in the outskirts of the Bone Fields
 Screen Shot 2017-03-02 at 21.38.37.png|A small cave system underneath the brine
-LRBF_Rock_Formations.png|Strange rock formations on the ceiling of the '''Bone Fields'''
+LRBF_Rock_Formations.png|Strange rock formations on the ceiling of the Bone Fields
-RockFormationsCave.jpg|The [[Bone Fields Caves]] above the '''Bone Fields'''
+RockFormationsCave.jpg|The [[Bone Fields Caves]] above the Bone Fields
 IMG_7494.JPG|A view of the Large Skeletal Remains
 LRBFskeletonrear.jpg|Rear view of the skeletal remains
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 Corridor=
 [[File:LRBFCInfobox.png|thumb|"Corridor"|300px]]
-The '''Lost River Corridor''' is the area connecting the '''Bone Fields''' to the [[Blood Kelp Zone|Blood Kelp Trench]]. It is mainly populated by Crabsquids, with obscure rock structures covered by [[Pyrocoral]] growing on the sides. [[Gel Sack]]s and [[Ruby|Rubies]] can be found in abundance scattered around the edge of the acidic brine stream.
+The Lost River Corridor is the area connecting the '''Bone Fields''' to the [[Blood Kelp Zone|Blood Kelp Trench]]. It is mainly populated by Crabsquids, with obscure rock structures covered by [[Pyrocoral]] growing on the sides. [[Gel Sack]]s and [[Ruby|Rubies]] can be found in abundance scattered around the edge of the acidic brine stream.
 {{Clear}}
 {{Clear}}
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 Screen Shot 2017-04-08 at 19.56.27.png|A [[Crabsquid]] in the area
 LRC BKZT Entrance.png|The passage to the [[Blood Kelp Zone|Blood Kelp Trench]]
-BrineFallsRC.jpg|The [[Prawn Suit]] in the '''Lost River Corridor'''
+BrineFallsRC.jpg|The [[Prawn Suit]] in the Lost River Corridor
 </gallery>
@@ Line 127: / Line 127: @@
 Ghost Canyon=
 [[File:LRGhostCanyon.jpg|thumb|"Ghost Canyon"|300px]]
-The '''Ghost Canyon''' is a large passage featuring multiple caves and tunnels branching out from one huge "canyon". It is connected to the '''Bone Fields''' from the south. Numerous roots and bioluminescent-tipped branches litter the sides and bottom of the brine-filled trenches.
+The Ghost Canyon is a large passage featuring multiple caves and tunnels branching out from one huge "canyon". It is connected to the Bone Fields from the south. Numerous roots and bioluminescent-tipped branches litter the sides and bottom of the brine-filled trenches.
 The [[Lost River Laboratory Cache]] that was set up to study a skeleton can be found here.
-This area is also the entrance to the '''Lost River''', from the [[Deep Grand Reef]].
+This area is also the entrance to the Lost River, from the [[Deep Grand Reef]].
 {{Clear}}
 {{Clear}}
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 === Gallery ===
 <gallery widths="200" spacing="small">
-GhostCanyon1.jpg|Entrance to the '''Ghost Canyon''' from the [[Deep Grand Reef]]
+GhostCanyon1.jpg|Entrance to the Ghost Canyon from the [[Deep Grand Reef]]
 LRGC_Deep_Grand_Reef_Entrance.png|Another view of the entrance
-CanyonOverview.jpg|Overview of the '''Ghost Canyon'''
+CanyonOverview.jpg|Overview of the Ghost Canyon
-LRGC_Bone_Fields_Entrance.png|The '''Ghost Canyon''' entrance from the '''Bone Fields'''
+LRGC_Bone_Fields_Entrance.png|The Ghost Canyon entrance from the Bone Fields
 GhostCanyon6.jpg|Entrance to the cache cave
 CacheSkeletonSizeref2.jpg|Size comparison between the [[player]] and the skeleton outside of the cache
-GhostCanyon4.jpg|Where the '''Ghost Canyon''' comes out in the Bone Fields
+GhostCanyon4.jpg|Where the Ghost Canyon comes out in the Bone Fields
 20170219121514_1.jpg|Some flora on the sea floor
 GhostCanyonRC.jpg|The brine in the area
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 Ghost Forest=
 [[File:LRGhostForest.jpg|thumb|"Ghost Forest"|300px]]
-The '''Ghost Forest''' is a massive cavern serving as one of the entrance areas of the '''Lost River''' (located in the [[Blood Kelp Zone|Northern Blood Kelp Zone]]).
+The Ghost Forest is a massive cavern serving as one of the entrance areas of the Lost River (located in the [[Blood Kelp Zone|Northern Blood Kelp Zone]]).
 The cavern is greatly populated by whitish glowing [[flora]] on the sea floor, as well as dark brown, [[Bioluminescence|bioluminescent]] giant Ghost Trees, and is also the starting point of the brine river.
 Brinefalls of various sizes are present within the area, and a smaller variation of the gargantuan skull located in the '''Bone Fields''' can be found here.
-Among the dense vegetation, dangerous predators such as [[River Prowler]]s and [[Blood Crawler]]s can be found lurking around here. This area is also one of the three locations in the '''Lost River''' where the juvenile [[Ghost Leviathan]] resides.
+Among the dense vegetation, dangerous predators such as [[River Prowler]]s and [[Blood Crawler]]s can be found lurking around here. This area is also one of the three locations in the Lost River where the juvenile [[Ghost Leviathan]] resides.
 An [[Alien Arch Caches|Alien Arch Cache]] is present in this area, serving as a warp gate to the [[Primary Containment Facility]].
-There is also a steep drop off at the back end of the cavern, followed by a long brinefall, that leads to the '''Junction'''. From there, the player can either go straight forward into the '''Bone Fields''', or turn right to enter the '''Tree Cove'''. {{Clear}}
+There is also a steep drop off at the back end of the cavern, followed by a long brinefall, that leads to the Junction. From there, the player can either go straight forward into the Bone Fields, or turn right to enter the Tree Cove. {{Clear}}
 {{#tag:tabber|
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 <gallery widths="200" spacing="small">
 GF3.jpg|Overview
-GF6.jpg|Brinefalls in the '''Ghost Forest'''
+GF6.jpg|Brinefalls in the Ghost Forest
 GF4.jpg|Ditto
 GhostForest.png|Another view in the area
 LRGFoverview2.jpg|Another view of the area
 GF2.jpg|The miniature version of the gargantuan skull found within the area
-GF5.jpg|A small cave found in the '''Forest'''
+GF5.jpg|A small cave found in the Ghost Forest
-GTCBrinePool.jpg|A small brine pool in the '''Ghost Forest'''
+GTCBrinePool.jpg|A small brine pool in the Ghost Forest
-GF9.jpg|[[Blood Crawler]]s in the '''Ghost Forest'''
+GF9.jpg|[[Blood Crawler]]s in the Ghost Forest
-GF7.jpg|The passage from the '''Ghost Forest''' to the '''Junction'''
+GF7.jpg|The passage from the Ghost Forest to the Junction
-ghostforest.jpg|A drop off in the '''Ghost Forest'''
+ghostforest.jpg|A drop off in the Ghost Forest
-LRGFshallow.jpg|The flatter areas of the '''Ghost Forest'''
+LRGFshallow.jpg|The flatter areas of the Ghost Forest
 GF (5).jpg|The darker areas, with the occasional Ghostray
 GF (6).jpg|More brine pools
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 Tree Cove=
 [[File:LRTreeCove.jpg|thumb|"Tree Cove"|300px]]
-The '''Tree Cove''' is a large cavern within the '''Lost River'''. The brine river forms a large lake there, with the luminous [[Giant Cove Tree]] in its center. However, the color of the brine is a bright blue, compared to the corrosive green of the other sections of the '''Lost River'''. Unlike the green brine, however, the blue brine does not damage the player upon direct contact.
+The Tree Cove is a large cavern within the Lost River. The brine river forms a large lake there, with the luminous [[Giant Cove Tree]] in its center. However, the color of the brine is a bright blue, compared to the corrosive green of the other sections of the Lost River. Unlike the green brine, however, the blue brine does not damage the player upon direct contact.
-One end of the cavern opens to the northern passage leading to the '''Junction''', and the other to a corridor leading to the [[Inactive Lava Zone]]. Roots and branches grow scattered on the brine lakes and numerous [[Ghostray]]s inhabit the chamber. {{Clear}}
+One end of the cavern opens to the northern passage leading to the Junction, and the other to a corridor leading to the [[Inactive Lava Zone]]. Roots and branches grow scattered on the brine lakes and numerous [[Ghostray]]s inhabit the chamber. {{Clear}}
 {{#tag:tabber|
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 === Gallery ===
 <gallery widths="200" spacing="small">
-LRTC2.jpg|Overview of the '''Tree Cove'''
+LRTC2.jpg|Overview of the Tree Cove
 LRTC_Giant_Cove_Tree.png|A closer view of the Giant Cove Tree
-LRTC_Smokers.png|Smokers within the '''Tree Cove'''
+LRTC_Smokers.png|Smokers within the Tree Cove
 LRTC1.jpg|A secluded brine pool with a thermal vent
 Screen Shot 2017-02-12 at 16.01.06.png|The falls leading to the Inactive Lava Zone
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 Junction=
 [[File:LRJOverview.jpg|thumb|"Junction"|300px]]
-The '''Junction''' is characterised by a large plateau surrounded by a ring of brine. At the top of the plateau are several smokers (hydrothermal vents), with some [[flora]] scattered around there. A [[Sea Dragon Leviathan]] skeleton can be found here, next to the smokers.
+The Junction is characterised by a large plateau surrounded by a ring of brine. At the top of the plateau are several smokers (hydrothermal vents), with some [[flora]] scattered around there. A [[Sea Dragon Leviathan]] skeleton can be found here, next to the smokers.
-There is also a naturally formed bridge that connects the plateau to the northern side of the cavern, towards the '''Ghost Forest'''. Brine falls from the north and south flow into the brine here, which contains some ghost trees and roots. The '''Junction''' connects to the '''Bones Field''' to the south, the '''Ghost Forest''' to the north, and the '''Tree Cove''' to the west. The Disease Research Facility and '''Mountains Corridor''' are to the east.{{Clear}}
+There is also a naturally formed bridge that connects the plateau to the northern side of the cavern, towards the Ghost Forest. Brine falls from the north and south flow into the brine here, which contains some ghost trees and roots. The Junction connects to the Bones Field to the south, the Ghost Forest to the north, and the Tree Cove to the west. The Disease Research Facility and Mountains Corridor are to the east.{{Clear}}
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 LRJOverview.jpg|Overview
 LRJSmokinHot.jpg|White smokers next to the Sea Dragon Leviathan Skeleton
-LRJSkeleton.jpg|The [[Sea Dragon Leviathan]] skeleton in the '''Junction'''
+LRJSkeleton.jpg|The [[Sea Dragon Leviathan]] skeleton in the Junction
-LRJ1.jpg|Entrance to the '''Tree Cove''' from the '''Junction'''
+LRJ1.jpg|Entrance to the Tree Cove from the Junction
-Prec Junction.jpg|Entrance to the [[Disease Research Facility]] cave from the '''Junction'''
+Prec Junction.jpg|Entrance to the [[Disease Research Facility]] cave from the Junction
-LJR2BF.jpg|Entrance to the '''Bones Field''' from the '''Junction'''
+LJR2BF.jpg|Entrance to the Bones Field from the Junction
-LRJ3.jpg|Path up to the '''Ghost Forest''' from the '''Junction'''
+LRJ3.jpg|Path up to the Ghost Forest from the Junction
 </gallery>
 |-|
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 == Lost River Concept Art ==
 <gallery>
-LostRiver BonesField V02b lorez.jpg|[[Concept Art]] of the '''Bones Field'''
+LostRiver BonesField V02b lorez.jpg|[[Concept Art]] of the Bones Field
-LostriverConcept1.png|'''Ghost Forest'''
+LostriverConcept1.png|Ghost Forest
-LostriverConcept2.png|'''Bones Field Corridor'''
+LostriverConcept2.png|Bones Field Corridor
-File:Pat-presley-lostriver-ghostcanyon.jpg|'''Ghost Canyon'''
+File:Pat-presley-lostriver-ghostcanyon.jpg|Ghost Canyon
-Lost River Concept Art 4.jpg|'''Tree Cove'''
+Lost River Concept Art 4.jpg|Tree Cove
-20150927_SN_LostRiver_Large.jpg|Concept Art of the skeleton in the '''Bones Field'''
+20150927_SN_LostRiver_Large.jpg|Concept Art of the skeleton in the Bones Field
 </gallery>
 == Trivia ==
-* Like other segmented biomes (such as the [[Inactive Lava Zone]]), the '''Lost River''''s technical data divides it into the LostRiver_TreeCove, LostRiver_BonesField, and LostRiver_BonesField again for the '''Ghost Canyon''' (this aids the AI in deciding music tracks, random events, and creature behavior).
+* Like other segmented biomes (such as the [[Inactive Lava Zone]]), the Lost River's technical data divides it into the LostRiver_TreeCove, LostRiver_BonesField, and LostRiver_BonesField again for the Ghost Canyon (this aids the AI in deciding music tracks, random events, and creature behavior).
 * The acid damage from the brine may be possible implementation/reference to the "Pillars of Silence" concept art, where enormous jets of acid dot an alien seabed.
 * The game also considers the actual brine to be a biome. It is labeled LostRiver_BonesField_Lake.
-* The '''Ghost Forest''' was originally known as the "Ghost Trees Chamber" before the [[Update History|Bones Update]].<ref>http://unknownworlds.com/subnautica/bones-update/ ''Dated October 27, 2016.''</ref>
+* The Ghost Forest was originally known as the "Ghost Trees Chamber" before the [[Update History|Bones Update]].<ref>http://unknownworlds.com/subnautica/bones-update/ ''Dated October 27, 2016.''</ref>
 == References ==