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A catalog of information on the organisms previously contained within the alien facility. A number of entries have been translated. |
A catalog of information on the organisms previously contained within the alien facility. A number of entries have been translated. |
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Small Herbivore Gamma: |
Small Herbivore Gamma:<br /> |
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This entry seems to reference the common peeper. Shows no immunity to infection - death commonly occurs within 4 days. Shows symptom remission on exposure to Enzyme 42, but symptoms quickly recur. Shows advanced learning behaviors. Shows some capacity to transmit enzymes to other specimens. |
This entry seems to reference the common peeper. Shows no immunity to infection - death commonly occurs within 4 days. Shows symptom remission on exposure to Enzyme 42, but symptoms quickly recur. Shows advanced learning behaviors. Shows some capacity to transmit enzymes to other specimens. |
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Leviathan Embryos: |
Leviathan Embryos:<br /> |
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Adult specimen too large to study in containment. Egg specimens acquired from nesting site. Embryos show no signs of immunity - death commonly occurs within 3 weeks. Small sample of eggs has been retained for continued, high priority research on leviathan hatching mechanisms. |
Adult specimen too large to study in containment. Egg specimens acquired from nesting site. Embryos show no signs of immunity - death commonly occurs within 3 weeks. Small sample of eggs has been retained for continued, high priority research on leviathan hatching mechanisms. |
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Large Carnivore Theta: |
Large Carnivore Theta:<br /> |
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Off-site lab established to study remains. Shows some potential for immunity to infection, but physical remains so far proved insufficient for full reconstruction. |
Off-site lab established to study remains. Shows some potential for immunity to infection, but physical remains so far proved insufficient for full reconstruction. |
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Unidentified Leviathan: |
Unidentified Leviathan:<br /> |
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This leviathan species has been assigned designator 'Sea Emperor'. Bone samples from emperor specimens indicate some potential for kharaa immunity. Single specimen captured for study at purpose-built containment facility, constructed in volcanic region at depth 1.4km. |
This leviathan species has been assigned designator 'Sea Emperor'. Bone samples from emperor specimens indicate some potential for kharaa immunity. Single specimen captured for study at purpose-built containment facility, constructed in volcanic region at depth 1.4km. |
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Assessment: While it is unlikely that the emperor specimen is still contained within the facility described, it may be possible to acquire further data there on the aliens' attempts to develop a vaccine. |
Assessment: While it is unlikely that the emperor specimen is still contained within the facility described, it may be possible to acquire further data there on the aliens' attempts to develop a vaccine. |
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Peepers Inside the Containment Facility= |
Peepers Inside the Containment Facility= |
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While all other creatures encountered within the facility are isolated |
While all other creatures encountered within the facility are isolated within it, peepers appear to be coming and going of their own accord via the alien pipe network. |
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- On arrival, peepers are approaching the sea emperor<br /> |
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- Peepers exhibit a natural affinity for the stomach enzymes being expelled by the emperor<br /> |
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- Peepers which have come into contact with the enzyme are returning to the pipe network |
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Analysis:<br /> |
Analysis:<br /> |
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- This behavior must be the source of Enzyme 42 on 4546B, or the area thereof which supports life<br /> |
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- It is likely also responsible for the survival of the emperor and the other lifeforms contained within the facility |
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Revision as of 01:11, 27 February 2019
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</group> </infobox> The Peeper is a small, yet fast, passive fauna species. It could be considered the mascot of Subnautica. It is easily identified by its large, bright yellow eyes. The Peeper will try to flee from most life forms larger than itself, such as Stalkers or the player. They can be caught, though their speed allows them to easily outrun a poorly equipped player. With the use of a Grav Trap, Seaglide, Stasis Rifle or Propulsion Cannon, they can be easily captured. Cooked Peepers have above average Food properties. For this reason, they are very useful for players in Survival mode, and are always worth the catch.
Appearance
The Peeper is small, with its body being mainly a blue hue, turning more greenish near the tail. Its head is composed of a yellow, beak-like mouth on the front and a pair of large eyes, situated on both sides of the head. The eyes feature black pupils with bright bioluminescent yellow sclerae and brown irises. It is also noteworthy that the Peeper has eyelids.
It has a small caudal fin. There are three holes running along on each side of the body that resemble gills. It has two tube-like organs that extend from its body to the top and the bottom of its head, resembling backward-facing jets, that propel it forwards, leaving water trails when it does so.
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Many parts of the Peeper's body are ways to distribute Enzyme 42 to the surface, which are considered seemingly useless when the player first scans them. |
Behavior
The Peeper is mostly active during the day, and can often be seen jumping out of the water. At night, it seems to rest more, though it is still somewhat active. When chased by the player, the Peeper may sometimes shut its eyes slowly (most likely to be subtle) making it harder to be seen. It often does so at night, making it near impossible to find and catch in the darkness. It can be heard making chirping-like noises when swimming.
Peepers can sometimes be seen being chased by Stalkers, as they are their preferred prey.
Peepers can often be seen following close behind Reefback Leviathans, in groups of three or four.
Story
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Many Peepers were trained by the Sea Emperor Leviathan to carry and distribute Enzyme 42. All living Peepers today seem to retain this behaviour and have adapted to perform it. This is the sole reason why life has managed to survive on the planet since the release of Kharaa. |
Uses in Crafting
Energy Value
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Data Bank Entries
A fast prey fish encountered in shallow waters and rich in protein. 1. Developed, Side-facing Eyes: 2. Powerful Fins: 3. Beak: 4. Expulsion Tubes: While the peeper is well adapted to survive in shallow waters, a number of its features serve no discernible purpose. It would appear to be just as well suited to survive in deeper waters, and is somewhat more intelligent than the usual small herbivore. Assessment: Edible (high calorie count), further research required |
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Gallery
<tabber> Screenshots=
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- Aquabird fins 01
Peeper swimming animations
- Peeper surfaceJump 01
Jumping animation
- Peeper personality 01
Personality animations part 1
- Peeper personality 02
Personality animations part 2
- Aqua bird swims 012 ScaredBackOff
Scared animation. Had something to do with Writhing Weeds
- Peeper mouth
Mouth animations
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Peeper Concept art
|-| Other Media= <gallery position="left" widths="200" spacing="small" captionalign="left"> PeeperSticker.PNG|Peepers featured in the Steam Summer Sale of 2017. </tabber>
Trivia
- Some of the Peeper's sounds were created by former sound designer Simon Chylinski by editing his own voice.
- In Concept art, the Peeper's name was Aqua-Bird.
- The Peeper could be considered the unofficial mascot of Subnautica.
- Multiple Peepers are featured in the Steam Summer Sale of 2017, as a collectible sticker.
- The Peeper is closely related to the Oculus.
- By scanning a Peeper, Reginald, and Eyeye, an entry about the Alpha Peeper Species will be added.
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