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Some species of [[Life Forms|life forms]] in ''Subnautica'' appear to be able to swarm<ref>https://trello.com/c/qz04UlIU/1829-add-schools-of-fish-prefab-and-spawn-in-safe-shallows</ref>. The individual fish are small, indicating that they are most likely juveniles. Usually '''Shoals of Fish''' appear closer to the surface but certain species do also swarm in the [[Depth|depths]], or rather in deeper [[biomes]], of the sea. |
Some species of [[Life Forms|life forms]] in ''Subnautica'' appear to be able to swarm<ref>https://trello.com/c/qz04UlIU/1829-add-schools-of-fish-prefab-and-spawn-in-safe-shallows</ref>. The individual fish are small, indicating that they are most likely juveniles. Usually '''Shoals of Fish''' appear closer to the surface but certain species do also swarm in the [[Depth|depths]], or rather in deeper [[biomes]], of the sea. |
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== Gallery == |
== Gallery == |
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Shoal of Fish (1).jpg|A shoal of [[Hoopfish]] |
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Shoal of Fish (2).jpg|A shoal of [[Boomerang]] fish |
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Shoal of Fish (3).jpg|[[Hoopfish]] near surface |
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Shoal of |
Shoal of Fish (4).jpg|Shoal of Hoopfish in [[Mushroom Forest]] |
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Shoal of |
Shoal of Fish (5).jpg|A shoal of [[Holefish]] |
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Shoal of Fish (6).jpg|Shoal of [[Hoopfish]] and [[Boomerang]]s at Night |
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Revision as of 02:19, 10 October 2015
Some species of life forms in Subnautica appear to be able to swarm[1]. The individual fish are small, indicating that they are most likely juveniles. Usually Shoals of Fish appear closer to the surface but certain species do also swarm in the depths, or rather in deeper biomes, of the sea.
The fish in a Shoal will flee from the player when approached. The player can break up a Shoal by swimming through it, but the fish will swarm again once the danger is over.
Swarming Species
The following species appear in Shoals of Fish:
Gallery
A shoal of Hoopfish
A shoal of Boomerang fish
Hoopfish near surface
Shoal of Hoopfish in Mushroom Forest
A shoal of Holefish
Shoal of Hoopfish and Boomerangs at Night
Trivia
Shoals of Fish are any group of fish that stay together for social reasons are shoaling and if the group is swimming in the same direction in a coordinated manner, they are schooling. The fish derive many benefits from shoaling behaviour, including defence against predators. The "oddity effect" posits that any shoal member that stands out in appearance will be preferentially targeted by predators. This may explain why fish prefer to shoal with individuals that resemble themselves. The oddity effect would thus tend to homogenize shoals.