Arctic Kelp Forest

This article is about the Creepvine Forest. You may be looking for the Creepvine Caves.

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<label>Coordinates</label> <group> <label>Point of Interest</label> </group> <label>Music</label> </infobox> The Creepvine Forest is a biome that will be featured in Subnautica: Below Zero.

Description

The Creepvine Forest supports a plethora of life forms, most of which are passive. Among the lush Creepvine, Pinnacarids can be observed preying on smaller fauna species, like the Arctic Peeper or the Boomerang. The landscape of the area can be harsh, sometimes featuring rocky arches and deep crevices. The seabed is usually sandy or rocky, and is covered in patches of greenish yellow seagrass.

The Creepvine Forest borders mostly around Twisty Bridges area, Sparse Arctic and the Thermal Spires. The biome also possesses its own cave system.

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• Creepvine Sample
• Creepvine Seed Cluster
• Copper Ore
• Grav Trap Fragments
• Quartz
• Seaglide Fragments
• Titanium

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• Arctic Peeper
• Boomerang
• Eyeye
• Pinnacarid

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• Creepvine
• Redwort
• Violet Beau

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Gallery

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  Overview during the day

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  Night time

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  A kelp-sparse area in the biome

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  An Creepvine Forest bordering the Twisty Bridges

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  An Creepvine Forest bordering the Sparse Arctic

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  An Creepvine Forest bordering the Thermal Spires

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  Concept art

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